Posted by Pat-CT on April 26, 2011 at 18:22:37 from (137.36.51.51):
In Reply to: shop rates posted by Water pump on April 26, 2011 at 13:22:57:
Like rusty farmall said, you have to figure in the cost to pay the mechanic, buy shop tools, pay the electricity pay the shop manager(s) and pay the business owner. A good mechanic usually is about 85% labor recovery rate per month. Its near impossible to get 100% or even in the high 90s. When you figure in time to clean his tools at the end of the day or do odd jobs around the shop that cant be charged out (cleaning the shop). Usually the shop in any dealership is the least profitable per hour of labor
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