Tyre Businesses for sale in United Kingdom

Separate new and part-worn tyres, fitting, balancing, alignment, puncture repairs, mobile call-outs and fleet work. Calculate contribution after technician time, consumables, disposal, delivery and card fees, comparing retail jobs with discounted account pricing.

Count stock by brand, size, season, date code and condition, then reconcile it to purchase records. Apply discounts for slow-moving, obsolete, damaged or aged lines, excluding customer-owned, consignment and supplier-return stock from the purchase price.

Review price bands, volume rebates, delivery charges, credit limits, returns and annual bonus thresholds by supplier. Confirm whether terms continue after a change of ownership and recalculate margin without rebates dependent on historic group volume or seller relationships.

Trace collected tyres from the job record to storage and authorised removal, including transfer documents and contractor invoices. Check the applicable national rules, site limits and permit or exemption position, then inspect fire prevention and accumulation controls.

Check ownership, condition, guarding and maintenance of lifts, jacks, tyre changers, balancers, alignment systems and compressors. Verify calibration where relevant and obtain replacement quotations for unsupported equipment that could stop fitting or create unsafe work.

Measure call-outs, tyre margin, travel time, response penalties and payment days by account and vehicle. Review assignment and termination terms, service-van condition and technician coverage, ensuring headline revenue compensates for credit exposure and out-of-hours staffing.