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Tire Pros is a franchise network that unites independent tire dealers under a national brand, offering a blend of local ownership with the advantages of a larger organization. Founded in 1988, Tire Pros has grown to include over 600 independent and locally invested tire and automotive service dealers across the United States.
The franchise is backed by American Tire Distributors (ATD), the largest supplier of tires in North America, providing franchisees with significant resources and support.
Tire Pros offers a comprehensive range of products and services, including tires, wheels, scheduled car maintenance, and various auto care services. This extensive offering allows franchisees to cater to diverse customer needs, enhancing their competitiveness in the market.
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Tire Pros offers 2 types of franchises:
We are summarizing below the main costs associated with opening a Start-up TIRE PROS Center. For more information on costs required to start a Tire Pros franchise, refer to the Franchise Disclosure Document (Item 7).
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Tire Pros
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Tire Pros provides comprehensive training to its franchisees to ensure they are well-equipped to operate their centers effectively. This includes the New Dealer Onboarding and Program Training, which covers essential topics such as Tire Pros' marketing philosophy, product lines, and warranty programs.
The training is typically conducted at the franchisee's location to reduce expenses and involves both the franchisee and designated operators or managers.
Additionally, the program may include participation from trainers representing key suppliers like Continental and Michelin. The goal is to align the franchisee's operations with Tire Pros' system standards and methods.
Tire Pros offers limited territory protection to franchisees by assigning a designated area for operations, reducing direct competition from other franchisees.
However, the franchisor reserves the right to compete within the territory under certain conditions, such as introducing new initiatives or suppliers.
This arrangement provides operational exclusivity but does not guarantee complete immunity from competition by the franchisor.
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