Speakers
Sponsored By Mitchell 1
Date: October 13, 2026
Follow a “Tale of Two Shops” as we put traditional inspection and estimating processes head-to-head with a modern digital approach. See how automation can eliminate time-consuming steps, uncover revenue opportunities, and expedite customer approvals.
Build a smarter diagnostic path for electronically controlled transmissions with practical testing strategies for solenoids, sensors, wiring, voltage, grounds, scopes and CAN bus faults.
Build a smarter diagnostic path for electronically controlled transmissions with practical testing strategies for solenoids, sensors, wiring, voltage, grounds, scopes and CAN bus faults.
Build confidence in wheel bearing, hub unit and live axle bearing service with practical guidance on diagnostics, stubborn removals, ABS systems and installation best practices.
Whether you’re already tracking these metrics or just getting started, you’ll leave with actionable insights to close the gap between where you are and where the top performers stand.
Through real-world demonstrations, technicians will see why testing every vehicle matters—and how a modern approach can increase efficiency, improve accuracy, and drive shop profitability.
This session will explore practical strategies for building a strong team, improving retention, and creating a workplace that supports long-term success.
In this session, AI tools will be used alongside a technician and scan tool to work through a live diagnostic scenario, highlighting where AI can enhance analysis, workflow, and repair strategies.
This webinar examines the strategic decisions that set successful operations apart, and how shop owners can adopt new approaches to strengthen performance and long-term growth.
This technical training webinar will focus on how these systems operate, what commonly goes wrong, and how technicians can approach diagnosis, service, and repair with more confidence.
As flat rate times get tougher to beat, learn practical shop cleanliness habits that help technicians reduce interruptions, protect tools, and keep repairs moving efficiently.
