Add tyres without adding a spreadsheet
Tyre-size-aware stock lets the counter search by size and fitment, then invoice the fitted tyres from the same job.
- Tyre-size-aware search
- Low-stock alerts
- Stock moves on invoice
A mechanic workshop adding tyres needs tyre-size-aware stock, customer and vehicle history, job cards, GST invoices, reminders and payments in one place. TyreShop Software is built for tyre work first, then broad enough for workshops that want the tyre side to stop living in spreadsheets.
Tyre-size-aware stock lets the counter search by size and fitment, then invoice the fitted tyres from the same job.
A customer can have multiple vehicles, each with tyre setup and service history. Rego is a typed field only, not an automatic lookup.
Service reminders help customers come back for rotations, alignments and replacements after the first tyre job.
Keep the tyre work attached to the existing customer and vehicle visit. Use clear product descriptions and tyre specifications so the counter can distinguish similar items. Test a mixed job that includes mechanical labour and tyre fitting, then inspect the work order and invoice to see whether the completed work is clear to the customer.
Start with a small sample of the tyre lines you expect to sell. Receive stock, create a quote, complete a work order and review the resulting stock and invoice records. Decide who checks deliveries and who can make adjustments. This gives your team a practical routine before tyre sales become part of every service day.
Yes, if tyre fitting or tyre sales are part of the work. The product is tyre-first, so a workshop that does tyre work gets more value than one that only needs generic invoicing.
Yes. The catalogue and inventory cover tyres, parts and accessories, with tyre-specific sizing where it matters.
There is no live accounting sync yet. You can export customers, invoices, products, payments and work orders to CSV for your bookkeeper, and every invoice is a GST tax invoice with your ABN.
A mechanic workshop adding tyres needs tyre-size-aware stock, customer and vehicle history, job cards, GST invoices, reminders and payments in one place. TyreShop Software is built for tyre work first, then broad enough for workshops that want the tyre side to stop living in spreadsheets.