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Service is no longer the support department. It’s driving the business. In this episode of The Service Lounge, host Brandon Nixon is joined by Jim Phillips, Principal of Training Team USA, for a candid conversation about financial alignment, leadership communication, and the future of fixed operations performance. With decades of dealership experience and leadership roles at NADA and Cox Automotive University, Jim brings a rare full-spectrum perspective to the discussion. The conversation explores how fixed ops has shifted to produce over half of dealership gross profit—and why many stores are still managing it like an afterthought. Rather than defaulting to expense cuts, Jim challenges leaders to focus on revenue growth, throughput, and building clear business cases that align service strategy with ownership expectations. This episode is about understanding the three financial levers that truly drive dealership profitability—and how service leaders can think long-term instead of operating in 30-day cycles. What you’ll hear in this episode: 🔹 The three levers that impact dealership profitability 🔹 Why fixed ops now represents the majority of dealership gross 🔹 The disconnect between service leadership and dealer principals 🔹 How to build business cases that actually get approved 🔹 Why revenue conversations matter more than expense conversations Listen to Episode 20 of The Service Lounge on your favorite podcast platform: 🎧 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... 🎵 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3wznS5E... 🔥 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more real conversations about fixed ops, leadership, and the systems behind performance.