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Chabill’s Tire’s Beth Barron: People, Analytics Drive Business Growth (Audio)

In this episode of Johnny g & Friends, hear from Beth about how she grappled with the loss of her father, changes she has made since and how she’s grooming the next generation of leaders at Chabill’s Tire & Auto Service.

Focusing on People & Analytics to Drive Success with Beth Barron of Chabill’s Tire

Beth Barron, president and CEO of Chabill’s Tire & Auto Service, describes how she is using training and analytics to build the business and create the next generation of leadership.

Price Check: Tire Replacements Across the US

Compare your tire replacement pricing, including mounting, balancing and TPMS service, to national averages.

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Tire Industry Veteran Launches Altia Management Consulting

Prior to founding Altia Management Consulting, Keefe spent 20 years in leadership roles at Coats Company.

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Front Brake Pads and Rotors: Do Your Prices Meet Market Averages?

In our latest installment of market pricing data from InteliChek, we asked: What is the average cost to replace a set of front brake pads and rotors? As you’ll see below, we compared this data between independent service providers, mass merchants and car dealerships. The average price is given for five cities across the different

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Eight Great Practices for Creating a Winning Team Culture

In your quest to be the absolute best tire/auto service business you can possibly be, you can have a beautiful facility, state-of-the-art equipment and all the amenities to enrich your customer’s experience, but if don’t have a great, “Winning Team” culture, then you still don’t have a truly great company. With that in mind, here

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Innovating Amid Tire Industry Changes with St. Lucie Battery & Tire’s Doug Miller [Audio]

Behind the 17 locations of St. Lucie Battery & Tire is a family of immigrants who moved to southeast Florida in the 1940s. Initially, the Miller family started a poultry and egg business in Fort Pierce, yet one of the oldest boys, Joey, saw a need for batteries in the area. So, after he delivered

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Innovating Amid Industry Change with St. Lucie Battery & Tire’s Doug Miller [Video]

Behind the 17 locations of St. Lucie Battery & Tire is a family of immigrants who moved to southeast Florida in the 1940s. Initially, the Miller family started a poultry and egg business in Fort Pierce, yet one of the oldest boys, Joey, saw a need for batteries in the area. So, after he delivered

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Tire Discounters’ Jamie Ward: The Work it Takes for Multi-Location Growth

Jamie Ward is a true tire guy. From the time he was a young boy, he worked for his grandfather, a firefighter who ran an auto shop out of his garage. He learned the ropes there, and by age 15, he had the skills equivalent to an ASE-qualified Master Technician. But Jamie didn’t stop there.

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What Your Credit Score Can do to Your Business

If you want to explain your business in the future, one thing you need to prioritize is your credit score. Having bad business credit can negatively impact your shop in many ways – from causing difficulties securing financing to getting approved for a lease. First, let’s explore what factors affect your credit score. What Makes

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K&M Tire: Keeping True to Your Values as Your Grow [Audio]

With opportunities for growth, many businesses add to their bottom line, but it also becomes more complex and complicated to keep things running. With so many balls in the air, it gets harder to stick to your mission– why you even started in the first place–as well as your vision for the business and the

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Staying True to Your Mission, Vision & Values as You Grow with K&M Tire

With opportunities for growth, many businesses add to their bottom line, but it also becomes more complex and complicated to keep things running. With so many balls in the air, it gets harder to stick to your mission– why you even started in the first place–as well as your vision for the business and the

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