Hunter Inspection Lane Technology Drives Customer Pay Service at Auto Dealerships
As new technology and better equipment designs improve automotive service capability, more dealerships are adding Hunter's computerized vehicle inspection lane equipment to increase service revenue and generate "customer pay" profits. In a three-minute drive-through inspection, Hunter equipment identifies needed alignment, brake or suspension service and provides printed results for the vehicle owner. Without lifting or removing the wheels, a vehicle's actual braking performance, suspension adhesion and damping, and wheel sideslip (an indicator of misalignment or damaged parts) are measured. Inside this issue are examples of dealerships throughout the country successfully using Hunter's computerized vehicle inspection lane technology to identify needed service and earn more profits.
Hunter Highlights, Volume 108S
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Hunter Inspection Lane Technology Drives Auto Dealers' Customer-Pay Service
As industry trends pressure auto dealers to generate more "customer-pay" service, some of the most successful operations are increasing their undercar service volume by 100% or more through a simple investment in Hunter technology.
Hunter Highlights, Volume 119S
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