Tire Boost Group Launches Membership Network


Tire Boost Group has launched a national membership network for independent tire shops. Members receive access to vendor offers and discounts, customer financing options subject to provider approval and a consumer-facing shop page on TireBoost.com.
Membership also includes access to the Tire Pulse Talk forum and the quarterly Tire Pulse Newsletter. The newsletter covers industry trends, common challenges and practical solutions. Tire Boost Group said the network gives independent shops access to resources, technology, vendor relationships and collective buying opportunities that a single shop may struggle to secure.
“Independent tire shops are doing the work while someone else gets the sale,” said Katie Marsh, co-founder of Tire Boost Group. “We built this group to help them take back the tire sale, with a way for customers to pay over time, a way to be found online, and the buying power of a group.”
Financing and E-Commerce Access
LendPro provides the waterfall software behind TireBoost, Powered by LendPro. One soft-pull application can connect customers with more than 25 financing and lease-to-own options, ranging from prime credit programs to no-credit-needed solutions.
TredFi provides e-commerce tools for independent shops. Customers can visualize wheels and tires on their vehicle, apply for financing, check out online and book installation at the shop.
Membership costs $99.95 per month, and members can cancel at any time. Customers receive two months free when they prepay for a year. Members pay separate fees for LendPro and TredFi because the membership does not cover either service. Members receive discounted pricing on both services.
Tire Boost Group Plans SEMA Show Exhibit
Tire Boost Group will exhibit at the SEMA Show from Nov. 3-6 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in North Hall Booth No. 13173.
Shop owners and vendors can enter a free raffle giveaway. Shop owners who register at Booth 13173 will receive their first six months of membership at half price. Or $300 off a prepaid year.
Vendors can also learn about becoming a Preferred Vendor Partner.