What Service Managers DON'T know about PROFIT - Pete Fisher CFO on Wrench Turners Podcast
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What’s the biggest expense inside a dealership?
According to CFO Pete Fisher, it’s people. Not because people are the problem, but because payroll, compensation, benefits, and personnel costs make up one of the largest pieces of the dealership P&L.
In this episode of Wrench Turners Podcast, Pete breaks down dealership finances in a way service managers, fixed ops directors, advisors, and technicians can actually use. We talk about month-end pressure, open ROs, payroll, comp plans, forecasts, gross profit, expenses, and why service advisors need to understand that their job is sales, not order-taking.
The biggest takeaway is simple: if expenses are too high, you only have two real options. Cut, or sell more. And in a service department, selling more starts with increasing hours per RO, growing gross profit, and building a team that understands how the business actually works.
This is a tactical conversation for anyone in fixed ops who wants to understand the numbers behind the store.
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Chapters
00:00 Intro
01:47 Getting Into Automotive
03:43 Accounting Office Reality
07:15 Month-End Pressure
09:16 Tracking Open ROs
15:47 Payroll Problems
19:12 Do Hard Things
22:18 People Matter Most
29:51 Comp Plans Explained
35:06 Reading The P&L