SureTrack Community Fix: Mirror Mirror
Chasing your tail around trying to solve a problem with a sensor that doesn’t exist can be very frustrating, especially when you find out why it’s not there. SureTrack community member ProAutoValdosta had a Ford F250 Super Duty truck that had a code for a bad reading on the ambient air temperature sensor but they couldn’t even find the sensor. They posed the question to the community, and with the help of fellow community member Ericsautomotive and others, they were able to resolve the issue quickly.
For many business owners, the decision to offer discounts or specials can be quite an interesting thought process. They have to present themselves with the question, “Should I, or shouldn’t I?” Found out how with Mitchell 1’s SocialCRM, making this decision is easier than you would think in this blog.
Virtually every business wants to establish goals even a Truck Repair Shop. When establishing a goal, it helps to have a starting point, because moving to a new point demands some sense of direction as to what needs to be done to get there. Let’s take a look at some basic data points that can help establish a starting point for tracking toward a future state in this blog.
We are excited to announce our Attitude of Gratitude sweepstakes winner for the month of April 2022! Also, check out what other shops have wowed their customers in won the Attitude of Gratitude sweepstakes.
Mitchell 1 is pleased to sponsor a special workshop designed to help the industry’s top shop owners and managers change the trajectory of their business forever and put them lightyears ahead of their competitors. This jam-packed 2-day event will guide shop owners through the customer journey – from learning what vehicle owners really think to identifying, managing and retaining customers, through customer follow-up.
Properly functioning fuel injectors though small are a crucial component of any vehicle. Regular maintenance and replacement help keep your fleet on the road quicker and without interruption. Here are some pro tips from our own Chris Wenberg on somethings he has learned from his years turning wrenches in this blog.