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I'm thinking about getting a new hoist with alignment machine for my shop. As I'm just quickly running some numbers, thought this would make a good video for the consumer (and new shop owners) who wants to understand what kind of capital investment is involved with getting an alignment set-up. Let me know how much you've paid for an alignment in the past. Appreciate all the feedback, comments, and subs! Cheers!

The most important part of handling a customer complaint at your dealership is to....document it! It's quite normal for things to pop up now and then, when customers buy a used car from you. Handling their grievances is just as important as closing a sale. Nobody wants an unhappy customer, and documenting how you remedied the situation is crucial. Check out this video!

The Autel MK808BT Scanner. Check out why, in my opinion, this is the best diagnostic tool if you are a used car dealer, or independent shop! When I first opened up my dealership, I spent way too much money on a fancy scanner tool...and then I broke it! Here's a fantastic, more sensibly-priced, diagnostic scan tool from Autel that'll handle all your diagnostic needs! 00:00 Intro 00:37 How much should you spend on a good scanner? 00:46 My experience with the $5000 Scanner..oops 01:36 It's wireless, with 28+ functions 02:03 My first time opening it.. 02:35 It stands up 02:50 Why the Autel MK808BT Is what you need, as a dealer 03:46 Some of its functions and good-to-know 05:09 Dealers, I'm giving away free 15 min. dealer consultations!

All the noise, noise, noise!...The city of Toronto is getting serious about cracking down on motor vehicle noise complaints, that have been on the rise since the beginning of the pandemic. The city has summoned everyone from Ministry of Transportation (MTO), Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and Municipal Police to combat this, what we can only say, is yet another first world problem here in the city....let's complain some more! Check it out!

Since Oct 06. 2022, it is now lawful for Canadian businesses to charge credit card transaction fees (if they want to). As both, a small business owner that has been silently paying these merchant fees for the past decade, and a credit card holder who automatically processes many of my home expenses via credit card, with enticing bonus point offers for doing so, I'm happy that this new law in Canada, will start the conversation around who should actually SHOULD be paying the fees associated an individuals' credit card usage...wait...why do we use credit cards today anyway? ....check out this video. https://squareup.com/i/LOUISON315