According to S&P Global Mobility, the average age of cars and light trucks in the U.S. has risen again to a new record 12.5 years. The group also reports that the number of vehicles ages 6-14 will grow another 10 million units by 2028.

A maturing vehicle fleet means an increased demand for repair work and maintenance to ensure proper vehicle performance. Is your service department ready to handle this increase in opportunity or will you lose this business to the aftermarket?

One of the first steps to prepare for an influx in service business is to invest in service lane technology.

With service lane technology, even busy service departments can run smoothly and more efficiently.

By incorporating workflow software and tools into your fixed operations procedures, cross-departmental communication can be improved immediately.