Cheapest Automotive Info Subscription

[IndianCountry]

i need a way to get my customers quotes on labor times. calling up a shop and asking isn't working that good anymore. 175 a month for identifix is not going to fly. my most needed info is motor and parts labor guide m, but it would be nice to get a bonus to that

 

[Ricko1966]

I bought motors labor guides and can't remember the name if the software I used when I had the shop.I can look for an old disc to get you the name. But it comes with a monthly fee.Unless you are doing a lit of volume you're probably best off buying a labor guide. How many estimates a week are doing?And I was thinking about you the other day next time I do a diff I'm going to take pics for you.

 

[IndianCountry]

I bought motors labor guides and can't remember the name if the software I used when I had the shop.I can look for an old disc to get you the name. But it comes with a monthly fee.Unless you are doing a lit of volume you're probably best off buying a labor guide. How many estimates a week are doing?And I was thinking about you the other day next time I do a diff I'm going to take pics for you.

i usually work on a different customers vehicle everyday. just got the engine into a 01 mitsubishi montero today. i have to invest in tools more than anything though. maybe by april i can afford an alldata or identifix subscription, but right now just a labor guide by itself will work. maybe i can buy a used 10,000 page book from 2002 for like 20 bucks and ill be covered from then back lol

 

[Ricko1966]

I can't believe I can't remember what I was using. I'll look for an old disc tomorrow, if I remember correctly They gave me the first disc free, but after the first 30 days I had to pay for access and updates.