Arklight.
Wholesale, trade and industrial

Live stock on your own website for tyre suppliers

Your tyres and parts on your own site within minutes of reaching the depot, fed from the same source you already keep for the online tyre retailers. No retyping, no monthly listing fee for your own stock, and the enquiry comes to you first.

What is included

  • Feed from your dealer system, spreadsheet or the marketplace export you already produce
  • Every item with its own page, photos, spec and enquiry
  • Filters that match how your buyers actually search
  • Sold items kept as proof, not deleted

In practice, for tyre suppliers

For a merchant or wholesaler the stock is the catalogue: thousands of lines with prices per account and stock per branch, living in the back-office system. We read that system's export, build the catalogue with search by part number and description, show live stock by branch and each account's own prices after login, and keep it in step with your system on a schedule. Supplier feeds can be ingested the same way so new lines appear without retyping.

Why tyre suppliers in particular

  • Drivers search their tyre size and land on a national retailer, not on you.
  • Fitting slots are booked by phone and the diary is a paper book.
  • Trade customers want overnight ordering and get an answerphone.

Typical ticket in your trade: €60 to €1,500. One enquiry that comes to you instead of to the online tyre retailers covers a lot of website.

Questions tyre suppliers ask about this

We have 20,000 lines.
That is normal for the trade. The proof site searches 130,000 items in under a second; your catalogue is inside what the same engineering handles.
Prices are per customer.
List prices to the public, account prices after login, both from your system.
Stock differs by branch.
Shown per branch, with a collection choice at the basket.

Check your own site first

Free, on screen in about ten seconds, no call. We fetch your homepage once, the way a visitor's browser does, and nothing else.

Fixed price, fixed date, in writing

Fifteen minutes about what you sell and how your stock moves today. A quote within two working days.