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Check Out The November Issue Of Brake & Front End Magazine

The digital version of the November issue of Brake & Front End magazine is available online. CLICK HERE to access the easy-to-view digital version that features articles on Kia Brake Jobs, Catalytic Converters, TPMS, Toyota Avalon Alignment Specs, Nivomat Shocks, Choosing the Right Brake Pad, Solid/Live Axle Diagnostics, Turbo TSBs, Selling Alignments, a host of

Check Out The October Issue Of Brake & Front End Magazine

The digital version of the October issue of Brake & Front End magazine is available online. CLICK HERE to access the easy-to-view digital version that features articles on Rotor Failure, Independent Rear Suspensions, Brake Noise, Domestic TPMS Guide, Why Alignment Angles Change, Cadillac DeVille ABS Service, Selling Shocks and Struts, Testing Vacuum Power Assist and

VIEWPOINT: Going For The Gravy Can you sell diagnostic time?

The gravy in the future will be diagnostic time and procedures performed with scan tools. You can see it with steering angle sensors, TPMS and re-calibration of sensors. In the future, it is only going to get better.

Building Oil Change Profits One Job At A Time

Gary Goms defends the oil and filter change, but suggests introducing the term, “recommended maintenance interval,” and explains how shops can capitalize on profitable lubrication, drivetrain, filter, lighting, battery and tooling services in the process.

Viewpoint: Here Is My List Of What Is “In And Out” This Month

In: Being able to re-flash and calibrate computer modules.
Out: Longer than normal time downloading a file because someone is watching Netflix in the front office.

Mighty Auto Parts Celebrates 50 Years Of Automotive Industry Success

Mighty Auto Parts is celebrating 50 successful years in the automotive industry. The privately held company has been supplying original equipment (OE) manufacturer-quality parts, along with training, technology, systems and sales support since founder Dallas “Dick” Wallace began direct-selling parts in 1963, using his VW as a mobile office.

Alignment Specs: 2010-2012 Kia Soul

The Kia Soul is one of the best selling cars of the past three years. While the usual Kia/Hyundai bits are under the Soul’s trendy exterior, it does have four different strut and spring options that can make ordering the right parts a nightmare. This is the typical “net build” vehicle with no adjustments for camber or caster. The factory manual recommends replacing parts if something is out of alignment, but the aftermarket offers several solutions to bring a Soul into spec.

Diagnostic Solutions: Lube Bay Strategies

Because import auto manufacturers have been steadily reducing scheduled maintenance requirements, many import shops have experienced a

Ride Control Clinic

The more you know, the more you sell.

Tire Tech Tip: Watch for Unusual Bolt Patterns

New rides are hitting the streets, so hold on tight while we try to decipher the latest OE changes that affect our lives – both in terms of profit and frustration. First up is the most controversial – the new Jeep Wrangler JK, which debuted late last year.