If you’re still using torque sticks and impact power to install lug nuts and lug bolts, it’s time to reconsider.
Why Wheel Fastener Torque Matters More Than You Think (VIDEO)
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The hardest job in an automotive shop might just be that of the service writer. Taking heat from the boss, the techs, and the customers isn’t easy. That the role is for dynamic individuals becomes apparent quickly when considering the tasks that make up the job. Watch as Nick, Chris, and Lem talk through their own experiences selling service in this week’s Shop Press video.
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