How does mobile service fit alongside our service department?

What role can mobile service play?

Mobile service extends your dealership's service experience to customers at their homes, workplaces, or other suitable locations. Moving appropriate work into the field can give customers a convenient way to stay connected with your dealership while opening shop capacity for work that needs a bay.

Curbee's public Paragon Honda story describes mobile service as part of a broader capacity strategy: serve suitable appointments closer to the customer and keep complex work in the service department.

What services can a dealership offer mobile?

Public dealership examples include oil changes, filters, batteries, wiper blades, and eligible recalls or software updates. Those examples can help frame the opportunity, but your dealership's service menu should reflect its vehicles, equipment, technicians, and applicable service requirements.

How should we decide what fits?

Start the evaluation with your most common service requests, shop-capacity challenges, and customer needs. Ask which jobs are suitable for your proposed mobile operation and how those visits could support continued service relationships.

Book a Curbee demo to discuss the opportunity for your department.