It is a good question, especially if we sell the same tires and or/wheels to our customers. "Why should we support competition, when we can provide the same ''stuff'' locally?" "What is the point in shopping on-line when you have to pay for shipping and then installation on top of the product that we can offer locally?"

The truth of the matter is – the economy became global since the internet proliferation in the latter part of the 90s. Companies, like ours compete on the global market and offer a wide variety of tires and wheels that may or may not be a part of your inventory. Customers visit our site and gather information that is necessary to make an informed and intelligent decision. If the customer would like to proceed and make a purchase on-line, that is their choice. It is up to you, the Installer, to help the customer. By accommodating such a customer, you become a part of the Global market place. Not only do you make extra money, which otherwise may be lost to your competitor, but you also convey a message to that customer that you are not only open for business, but also respect his choice and would be there to help him with other automotive needs like tune-ups, brakes, and alignments that he may need.

Once you register with us as a qualified installer, you become a part of the network and receive FREE advertising. Thousands of people browse our site daily and will no doubt check the installer list in his/her local area. Wouldn’t that be a disappointment if they don’t see your name on the list?

It's a win/win situation, don't you agree?