Mike Antich
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Subtitle: Maintenance costs increased in 2009 due to higher costs of replacement tires, PM oil changes, and labor rates. However, the biggest factor was widespread deferment of vehicle replacement, resulting in the operation of older units.
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Subtitle: Maintenance costs increased in 2009 due to higher costs of replacement tires, PM oil changes, and labor rates. However, the biggest factor was widespread deferment of vehicle replacement, resulting in the operation of older units.
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