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At $35, the oil change is already a loss leader. And it also fails to get people in the door, due to how car companies these days include maintenance for the fi
by orangethirty 14y ago
At $35, the oil change is already a loss leader. And it also fails to get people in the door, due to how car companies these days include maintenance for the first 3 years into the warranty.
I plan on pressuring shops to lower their prices (and increase their quality) by posting the best deal in every major city in the US.
Are you a mechanic yourself?
- elboheme 14y agoAs of a year ago, the average vehicle age is at an all-time high. source: https://www.polk.com/company/news/average_age_of_vehicles_reaches_record_high_according_to_polk https://www.polk.com/company/news/average_age_of_vehicles_re... This means that there is a greater consumer need now for service and maintenance than ever before (at least in the last 18 years). I've seen a growing trend of shops, like LaFontaine, offering coupons approaching the $10 mark and hovering there. I should put together this data on a chart. source: http://www.995oilchange.com/ http://www.995oilchange.com/ I am not a mechanic but a family member owns a repair shop in Miami.