Workshop growth hub
Tyre inventory

Know which tyres you have, where they are and why they move.

A practical stock routine for tyre shops that need fitment speed without dead stock.

7-minute guideFor tyre and fitment shop owners
The owner’s takeaway

Good tyre inventory control starts with accurate fitment and location data, then uses demand to decide what deserves shelf space.

01

Give every tyre a precise identity

Size alone is not enough when load, speed, pattern, brand and age affect the sale.

  • Capture the full specification and supplier reference.
  • Track serial or date detail where your operating process requires it.
  • Assign a real bin or storage location.
02

Protect available stock

On-hand stock and available-to-sell stock are different once quotes and jobs reserve units.

  • Reserve stock to an approved job.
  • Record transfers and in-transit quantities separately.
  • Count high-movement lines more often than slow lines.
03

Buy from demand, not memory

Use actual quote, sale and lost-sale patterns to set minimum and maximum levels.

  • Review fast, slow and non-moving lines.
  • Separate seasonal demand from permanent demand.
  • Move or return ageing stock before another order hides it.

Put the habit inside the workshop day.

Baymate keeps the record, hand-off and next action together—without charging for every person who needs to use it.

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