Find the Leak
Count yours.
In the video, 2.2 hours a week slipped: $13,750 a year. Five quick questions, and you get yours.
On one brake job, the rotors' 0.4 hours never made the ticket. Over a week of jobs, 2.2 hours slipped: $13,750 a year at $125 an hour. Five quick questions, and you get your own number.
Now watch it get put back.
At $125/hr, the rotors' 0.4 alone is $50 back on one brake job. Here's Kanupi building that ticket inside the POS.
- Parts that fitChecked against this truck, ranked by your brands and margins.
- Labor on every lineEach part brings its labor at your shop rate, the rotors' 0.4 included.
- One pressIt lands on the work order in your POS. Nobody retypes it.
The numbers in the video are an example, not an industry average.