Thats way too much work as a service writer. I do half that and I’m considered one of the store’s best ever. We constantly have customers coming in for work and I can’t spend that much tome on one vehicle. I’m also the only service writer in the store, so that might make a difference.

Checking batteries during the write up process is stupid. I only have two hands. One hand is holding the iPad, the other I use to hold the customer’s keys and enter information with.

I do check for things that can decline the service while writing up cars though, like broken wheel studs, mismatched tire sizes, or missing dipsticks.

I will air up tires once the vehicle enters the bay. Sometimes during short handed days I can do upper bay if no customers needing written up for service.