How tires are bought
Tire buying is a size search followed by an availability question and a fitting appointment, and all three collide in the two weeks each season when everyone changes tires at once. Shops cannot answer the phone, customers drive between them, and fitting queues stretch for hours. Seasonal storage is a service most shops offer verbally at the counter during the busiest hour of the year, which is the worst possible moment to sell anything.
What we build for a tire store
First, search by tire size and by vehicle, with accurate stock, which is how every purchase starts. Second, fitting appointments booked online, converting the seasonal queue into a schedule and letting you fill quiet days. Third, seasonal storage sold as a subscription, with the customer set recorded and the next changeover pre-booked. Fourth, honest availability in season, since promising tires you do not have is how a shop loses a customer permanently.
