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The more things change? Lifts
Our latest walk down memory lane takes a look at how the manufacturing and marketing of lifts has changed over…
New EYE SPY Video: Things that go BOOM!
Explosions are the inevitable result of heat, pressure, and pent-up energy. And with so much of those ingredients in the…
Chevron Knowledge Centre: How robotics could help techs
In the fifth of a series of seven articles sponsored by Chevron, reporter Jacob Stoller shows how auto repair technicians…
The points of the fraud triangle
By Adam Malik
What does a fraudster look like? Do they wear a ski mask and gloves? A pulled-down baseball hat…
BY THE NUMBERS: Some facts about texting
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More than 90 percent of the time, texts are read within the first three minutes after receipt.
Zipwhip, 2019 State…
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Sometimes it’s just beyond repair!
Bruce Silverson of Hilltop Autopro in White Rock, B.C. had to use his diplomatic skills when a customer brought in a 2002 Mazda Prot →
Commentary: Coffee and Conversation
SERVICE NOTES By Allan Janssen For those out there who are curious about how a magazine like this gets made, it starts wit →
Robotics likely to assist but not replace technicians
In the fifth in a series of seven articles sponsored by Chevron, reporter Jacob Stoller looks at how technicians of the future might benefit →
Five tips to providing five-star service
By Katie Mares Most shop owners think offering a “five-star experience” carries an additional expense. It is pe →
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Is the symbolism of car ownership becoming outdated?
By Adam Malik By 2025, nearly half of car owners will be ready to throw away their car keys. The thought that some people →
Our Jobber of the Year: It’s All About the Customer
By Adam Malik At the end of the day, it’s all about your customer. Drew Currie, manager of Motorcade Industries’ Missi →
Greenwood: Making Your Investments Pay Off
By Bob Greenwood Many jobbers have a tendency to look at every dollar leaving their business as an expense, rather than an in →
Expanding AIA participation is good for everyone
By Allan Janssen It’s hard to know how some of the earliest members of the Automotive Industries Association of Canada (AIA →
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Knowledge CentresNewsFEATURE: What will the driverless future look like?
Predictive analytics firm Pitstop gets $1.5 million in venture capital funding
FeaturesRobotics likely to assist but not replace technicians
In the fifth in a series of seven articles sponsored by Chevron, reporter Jacob Stoller looks at how technicians of the future might benefit from wearable tech and robotics geared toward ergonomics and safety. By Jacob Stoller Robots have stoked…When cars start phoning the shops themselves
In the fourth in a series of seven articles sponsored by Chevron, reporter Jacob Stoller examines the intersection of predictive analytics and telematics. By Jacob Stoller Breakdowns often occur at the worst possible moment, causing untold disruption for driver and…
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