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Customizing Dealer Inventories

It’s important for stores to think about more than just-in-time delivery. Different types of dealer inventories should never be ignored.

Being Better Shouldn’t Be So Hard

There’s a definite love/hate relationship between the parts store and the manufacturer’s rep. With a little effort, we can make it a win/win relationship!

Making the Grade: Annual ASE P2 Test Prep

In this month’s issue, we mostly only address the technical aspects of the test. But there are other questions that deal with other areas such as sales, communication and inventory management. To help you, read on about certain areas you should know.

WD Deliveries: It’s Somewhere in the Middle

Do you know the difference between DIY, DIFM and DIT? Let’s examine where the answer lies.

Exploring Brand Value

Much like that age-old question about the chicken or the egg, this months topic begs a similar question. When it comes to parts, which do you look for first, quality or brand?

Supporting Technical Education

Stepping out of the Stone Age into modern reality may be a challenge for some, but it’s inevitable.

Creating Better Customers

Despite all the soft and fuzzy reasons companies say they provide training, there’s still one hard fact: Training makes better customers. That’s a major reason why many manufacturers continue to operate robust counter and technician training programs. Training leads to higher average tickets and reduced comebacks, and that’s great for everyone manufacturer, WD, store and

Resolving Jobber and Service Dealer Conflicts

Although retail customers may come and go like the autumn leaves in today’s automotive parts market, it’s virtually impossible for today’s jobber store to lose a dealer account to an aggressive competitor without suffering lasting damage to its sales revenues.

Reeling from Returns

The Top Seven Reasons Technicians Return Product – Causes & Cures

2002 Parts Store Market Profile

So what is average? If you’re talking about things easily quantified like return rates, the answers are easy. But what about parts stores themselves?