Websites for tyre fitters
Web design for tyre fitters: £249.99 to build, then £49.99 a month, no minimum term. Price per size, in stock, fitted today. Anything else is in the way.
Tyres are the most price-transparent purchase in motoring. The customer knows the size, can find it online in seconds, and is comparing your fitted price against a national chain and an online retailer.
The independent's advantage is immediacy and advice: you have it in stock, you can fit it now, and you can tell them whether the cheap budget tyre is a false economy for the miles they do.
What your customers want answered
- Do you have my size in stock
- What is the fitted price, including balancing, valve and disposal
- Can you do it today, and how long does it take
- Do you come to me, or do I come to you
- Which tyre should I actually buy for how I drive
A fitted price with nothing addedCustomers are used to a headline tyre price that grows at the till with fitting, balancing, valves and disposal. Quoting the all-in fitted price is a straightforward way to beat competitors who do not, and it prevents the argument at payment.
No stock information
A customer with a damaged tyre needs to know you have theirs before driving over. Even a simple search by size, or a promise to confirm within the hour, converts far better than a general contact page.
Sizes, brands and prices
Drivers search by tyre size. Explain how to find their size, the brands you stock and price ranges. Mobile fitting deserves its own section.
Fitting and extras
Explain fitting, balancing, valves and disposal, wheel alignment, puncture repairs and TPMS sensor work, with prices where possible. Give opening hours, whether bookings are needed and how long fitting usually takes.
Tyre safety made simple
Many drivers do not know when tyres need replacing. Explain the legal tread depth, how to check it, signs of damage and why pressures matter. Offer free tyre checks if you do.
Mention tyre pressure monitoring sensors, run-flat tyres, winter and all-season tyres, and wheel alignment. Explain how long fitting usually takes, whether you need a booking, and how mobile fitting works at home or work.
Common questions
- What should a tyre fitter's website include?
- Brands, price ranges, how to find your tyre size, mobile fitting, balancing, alignment, puncture repairs and opening hours.
- Should mobile fitting have its own page?
- Yes. Mobile tyre fitting is searched for separately, often urgently, so a page with areas covered and response times wins those jobs.
- Can customers order tyres online?
- Yes, through a tyre ordering system.
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