Return On Investment Calculator for
Brake Lathes Vs. Subletting

Examine the amount you spend on sublet brake work and the amount of lost revenue each year.  You are likely paying for a brake lathe over and over again each year.

Disclaimers: 

1. The annual cost of subletting your brake jobs is calculated by taking the average number of jobs per week, and multiplying that by 2 rotors and 2 drums and then multiplying that by 52 weeks.

2. The annual lost revenue is figured by having one drive bay tied up for one hour for each average brake job, then multiplying this by the number of brake jobs and then by 52 weeks.

3. The grand total is figured by adding the two annual figures above.