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A marketplace connecting drivers to tire shops for booking, comparing, and delivery in one place.
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Booking a tire service and managing the shop side of that transaction are usually handled by completely separate tools; this tire shop marketplace runs both from one platform instead, so a driver's booking and a shop's operations happen on the same system rather than two disconnected ones.
For drivers, the platform covers finding a trusted shop, comparing options, booking, and arranging delivery — described as a single flow rather than separate steps across different services. On the business side, shops get a dashboard for appointments, parts inventory, and CRM; wholesalers get direct-to-shop supply chain integration with API tools for automating order fulfillment; and fleets get what the site describes as optimized management, though the specific fleet features aren't broken out in detail.
The platform lists partnerships with named industry players — Michelin, Pirelli, Bridgestone, Continental, Bosch, DHL Logistics, and Yujin Autoparts among them — alongside a stated 2,000+ businesses already registered. Registration for the driver side is free, according to the site.
What's less clear from the page is how pricing works for shops, wholesalers, and fleets, versus the free registration offered to drivers — a business evaluating this as a sales or operations channel would need to check the Pricing section directly rather than assume the free framing extends to that side of the platform. The site also doesn't specify geographic coverage, so availability should be confirmed for a specific region before relying on it for booking or connecting a shop.
Registration is stated as free for drivers. The site doesn't spell out pricing details for shops, wholesalers, or fleets on the same page, so a business account should check the Pricing section directly.
Both, according to the site — drivers can arrange delivery alongside finding and booking a shop, rather than needing a separate delivery service once a booking is made.
The site describes a dashboard for managing appointments, parts inventory, and CRM together, framed as digital transformation for service centers rather than a single point tool for one of those tasks.
The site doesn't state specific geographic coverage on the page — anyone evaluating it for a particular city or country should confirm availability directly before assuming it covers their area.
