Build a Tyre Shop Website with AI

A tyre shop website should let a driver find their size, see what fitting costs and book a slot in under a minute. Describe your shop, services and prices, and Mythex builds a site with a size search, a sidewall guide, service pages, storage terms and a booking form, then publishes it.

Who it's for

Independent tyre and fast-fit shops whose online presence is a map listing and a phone number, and who spend the morning answering the same 'have you got this size?' calls.

What you can build

A tyre size search, by width, profile and rim
A labelled sidewall photo explaining how to read the size
Service prices for fitting, balancing, alignment and puncture repair
A seasonal changeover and tyre storage page
Opening hours, walk-in policy and typical fitting times
A fleet and business accounts page

Help drivers find their tyre size

Most visitors arrive with a car, not a size. Put a clear photo of a sidewall on the home page with each part labelled: 205 is the width, 55 the profile, R16 the rim, 91 the load index and V the speed rating. Then a size search with three dropdowns. If you later build stock tracking in the same project, the search can show what is on the rack.

Labelled sidewall photo
Width, profile and rim dropdowns
A note to check the vehicle handbook for load and speed ratings

Prices and times people are looking for

Show starting prices for fitting per tyre, balancing, valves, disposal, puncture repair and a four-wheel alignment, and how long each takes. Say whether you take walk-ins and when the quiet hours are. Customers comparing shops pick the one that answers before they have to call.

Seasonal changeovers and tyre storage

If you swap and store winter and summer sets, explain it: what it costs per season, how sets are cleaned, checked and labelled, how to book the swap and how to collect them if they move. Open changeover booking from this page a few weeks before the weather turns, because the first frost sends everyone at once.

A page for fleets

Local vans, taxis and delivery firms are steady work. A separate page explaining account terms, a single monthly statement listing every registration, and priority bays for fleet vehicles gives a fleet manager a reason to switch from a national chain.

A prompt to start from

Build a website for my independent tyre shop. Add a tyre size search with width, profile and rim dropdowns, a labelled sidewall photo explaining how to read a tyre size, a services page with starting prices and durations for fitting, balancing, alignment and puncture repair, a seasonal changeover and tyre storage page, a fleet accounts page, opening hours with walk-in times, and a booking form that asks for registration, tyre size and quantity.

Questions

Can the website show which tyres I have in stock?

Yes, if you also build stock tracking in the same project. The size search then reads your inventory and shows in stock or available to order.

Can customers book a fitting from the site?

Yes. Ask for a booking form with the registration, size, quantity and service, limited to the bays and hours you set.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on Pro at $25/month. On Free the site publishes to a Mythex address.

Do I need to code?

No. You describe the site in plain language and change it by chatting.

Is it free?

The Free plan needs no credit card and gives daily credits, enough to build and publish a first version.

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