Shop Management

The true cost of a comeback

Kace BurnetteSeptember 8, 20266 min read
A comeback cost dashboard with bay time, admin time, parts, and customer trust called out

A comeback is not just free rework labor. It consumes bay time, advisor time, parts, customer communication, and the work that could have been sold instead.

  • Rework labor
  • Bay opportunity cost
  • Parts and fluids
  • Admin and communication time
  • Customer trust and schedule disruption
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