DriveMax Tire
Built for the brick-and-mortar tire shop and for mobile tire repair — all in one system. Run the bays, run the road, or run both: one subscription covers one side or the two together, and there's nothing new to buy when a shop adds a van.
Every account includes a customer storefront. Shoppers don't scroll drop-downs — they punch in their tire size, three blocks, the way it reads on the sidewall:
The size search runs against what's actually on your rack right now — your sets, your photos of the actual tires, your tread depths and prices. A customer sees the real set they'll drive away on.
Used sets are one of a kind. When a shopper finds their size, they reserve the set and book the mount appointment right on the website — the reservation is waiting on your board when you open up.
No match doesn't mean no sale. The shopper sends an estimate request for the size they need, and it lands in your portal as a lead — you source the tires and call them back with a price.


Appointments move across the board the way cars move through the shop — no whiteboard, no sticky notes, no guessing who's waiting on what.
Per-set photos, tread depth, and condition; marked New or Used; typed — All-Season, All-Terrain, Mud-Terrain, Highway, Summer, Winter, Performance, Touring, Trailer. Search the rack by size, brand, or keyword in seconds.
Reports open with the numbers — collected, expenses, net — with the charts below for whoever wants them. Know the month at a glance, not after an evening with a spreadsheet.
Invoices carry the sales-tax line and a PAID watermark when the bill is settled, and take Square payments — the same paperwork standard in the shop or out of the van.
The month's collected money, first and biggest — computed from the same ledger as everything else.
Collected minus expenses, honest and current — no second set of books.
Every set that left the rack, counted from the invoices themselves.
The average ticket across the month, so a slow week shows up before it becomes a slow season.
The portal runs the counter: customers and their vehicles — year, make, model, and tire size on every record — appointments, work orders, and the rack. The Intake app walks the bay and the yard with you: photograph a set and it's in inventory.
Intake App — shop floor
The Field app is the shop in your pocket. An 8 pm call at home? Look the rack up by size from the couch before you drive anywhere — then invoice and take payment right where the work was done. Mobile has no counter; this is it.
Field App — anywhereOne system, three kinds of tire business. If you sell tires, DriveMax Tire was built with your day in mind.
Your stock is one-offs — sets of one to four, mixed brands, mixed tread. Per-set photos, tread and condition on every record, and reservations that pull a set off the market before it's gone. This is the shop DriveMax Tire was designed around first.
Bays, techs, a waiting room, a board that has to stay honest all day. The Ridgeline-style layout runs front office, service, money, and inventory the way a real shop is divided.
Flat repairs, changes, and roadside calls out of a van. Your inventory, your invoices, and your customers ride with you — look it up from anywhere, bill it on the spot.
The storefront comes in three looks, picked in your settings — the same Dual Purpose choice, on the glass:
White and charcoal with safety-yellow and red — the flagship DriveMax Tire look.
Your garage up top — bays behind, tires stacked by the door. The brick-and-mortar face.
Dark red and chrome with the van front and center — "We Come To You," on the page.
The money is made on the subscription — not on tiers, seat fees, or add-on menus. Dual Purpose included: shop, mobile, or both.