FLEET MAINTENANCE EXPENSES INCREASED 3.5% IN 2002
Mike Antich
Abstract
Mike Antich
Abstract
SUBTITLE: THE INCREASE IN MAINTENANCE EXPENSES WAS PRIMARILY DUE TO HIGHER PRODUCT AND SERVICE PRICING. ALSO CONTRIBUTING TO THIS INCREASE WAS THE SHIFT BY OEMS TO LOWER-PROFILE TIRES AND FOUR-WHEEL DISC BRAKES IN A GREATER NUMBER OF MODELS.
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SUBTITLE: THE INCREASE IN MAINTENANCE EXPENSES WAS PRIMARILY DUE TO HIGHER PRODUCT AND SERVICE PRICING. ALSO CONTRIBUTING TO THIS INCREASE WAS THE SHIFT BY OEMS TO LOWER-PROFILE TIRES AND FOUR-WHEEL DISC BRAKES IN A GREATER NUMBER OF MODELS.
Key concepts: Original equipment manufacturer, Subtitle, Service (business), Business, Operations management, Automotive engineering, Product (mathematics), Fleet management