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Thinking Outside the Box: Five Ways to Boost Vehicle Service Profits

Thinking Outside the Box  Five Ways to Boost Vehicle Service Profits Vehicle service has long been a staple of nearly every retail tire dealership. The vehicle is up on the rack, the tires are off, and numerous systems are exposed and ready to be looked at. And from the customer’s point of view, it’s convenient

Public Relations 101: Generating Positive Buzz Is Simple – Just Be Creative and Stay Honest

Public Relations 101 Generating Positive Buzz Is Simple – Just Be Creative and Stay Honest Donald Trump has a pretty easy time getting his name out in the press. But it doesn’t take Donald Trump money to get your name known as the best tire shop in town. Boosting your customer base may only require

One Way You Can Help

It’s not possible for any of us to return to our "normal" workaday lives. After the events of Sept. 11, the lives of so many will never be the same. Too much has happened to our world. Too much damage. Too much pain. The horrific loss of life, the suffering of innocents, the senselessness of

Power of Momentum: Challenges Lay Ahead, "But We Will Overcome Them," Says Disney

Challenges Lay Ahead, "But We Will Overcome Them," Says Disney

Dealer Diary: On Their Minds

On Their Minds For the past two years, Tire Review has brought you Dealer Diary, a monthly series that focuses on typical tire dealers and the ins and outs of their businesses.Both Dave Schardt, president of The Wheel Source in Dayton, Ohio, and Barry Steinberg, owner of Direct Tire and Auto Service in Boston, have

Industry Report

Responding to TerrorIndustry Quick With Assistance, Donations

Tire Dealer Profile Study

Profits Still Key: Prices and Margins Both Higher vs. 1999

Changing Public Opinion

Changing Public Opinion If you remember one message from reading this magazine today, let it be this: The public needs to know that the tire industry makes and sells only the highest quality products. The tire industry today is the focus of unprecedented attention from consumers, the media, Congress and the judicial system. And, unfortunately,

Withering in the Field: Ag Dealers Can Remain Profitable in a Down Market

Withering in the Field Ag Dealers Can Remain Profitable in a Down Market It’s late August, and for a farmer the harvest is right around the corner. But there’s a problem. The corn is a good foot shorter than it should be this time of year. Nothing can be done. The weather isn’t cooperating –

Knock, Knock, Knock: How to Stay Safe When Uncle Sam Comes Calling

Knock Knock Knock How to Stay Safe When Uncle Sam Comes Calling Most employers do their best to provide employees with a safe workplace, and few, if any, intentionally disregard safety or environmental regulations at the expense of the well-being of their workers or the community. Owners of small businesses find it almost impossible to