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7 AI tools for tire shops

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Written by Wanna AI. Checked on 7 Nov 2026, refreshed every 30 days. Wanna is our product and is in this list. Prices change; open each link before you decide.

Short answer. A tire shop owner has four jobs a tool can touch: quoting and writing up work, keeping customers informed, collecting reviews, and getting the word out locally. Shop management software covers the first two, and Tekmetric, Shopmonkey and AutoLeap each list tire quoting. Reviews and posts usually need a second tool. On the pages we read, AI inside the shop software is thin: AutoLeap lists an AI receptionist and AI notes, Shopmonkey sells Concierge, an AI phone assistant, as an add-on, and the others describe none. The seven are alphabetical, not scored.

How we chose

The vendor's own page describes tire or auto shop work, or it is a general tool an owner could use. Prices are US dollars, read on each vendor's own pricing or product page on 7 Nov 2026, with the billing term the page gives. Links go to each vendor's home page. We read pages and ran none of these tools except Wanna.

The seven

ToolWhat it doesPrice, read 7 Nov 2026Honest minus
AutoLeapShop management with a Tire Suite: tire ordering, DOT number tracking, tire storage, quick tire quotes. An AI receptionist is listedEssentials 179 a month billed yearly, 199 monthly. Pro 309 yearly, 349 monthly. Elite 409 yearly, 449 monthly. AI receptionist 99 a month. Enterprise has no price shownThe tire quotes row of its comparison table is hard to read, so check which tier includes quick tire quotes. The AI receptionist is an extra 99 and the page does not say whether any plan includes it
BufferSchedules posts across social channels, with an AI AssistantFree: 3 channels, 10 scheduled posts each. Essentials 6 a month per channel, 5 billed yearly (60 a year). Team 12 monthly, 10 billed yearly (120 a year). 14-day trial on paid plansA posting tool only, with nothing about tires or shop work. Priced per channel, so each one you add raises the bill
NiceJobReview requests by text and email, review widgets, auto-sharing of reviews to socialStarter 95 a month. Pro 135. 14-day trialAI Replies, referrals and repeat-customer campaigns start at Pro. It covers reviews, not quotes or work orders
ShopmonkeyShop management for auto and tire shops, with a tire shop page about speeding up estimatesBasic 215 or 239 a month, Clever 359 or 399, Genius 449 or 499. The page does not label which figure is the annual one, and it mentions a discount for annual billing. Multi-Shop: contact them. Concierge, its AI phone assistant, is an add-on at 134 or 149 a monthNo tire-specific price on the page, and the AI phone assistant is a separate add-on. We could not tell which figure is the monthly rate
TekmetricShop management with a Tire Suite add-on: tire quoting built into the estimate and automated DOT registrationStart 179 a month billed annually, 199 monthly. Grow 309 or 349. Scale 409 or 439. Tire Suite adds 39 a month per shop. Marketing adds 345 a month per shop. Enterprise: customTire quoting is an add-on on top of the plan. The page describes no AI features. Each extra location adds 70 a month
Tire GuruSoftware built around tires: an integrated website where customers search tires, book installation and pay online, two-way texting, integrated payments, a Tire Price OptimizerNot shown. The page links to a pricing page that gave no figure when we read itNo price to compare, and the page does not explain what the Tire Price Optimizer does. No AI features described
WannaReads your site, proposes the week's tasks, drafts posts, ads and letters; posts and ads wait for your OKSmart 10 a month, Sharp 20, Genius 50, each for 1 company; Scale 150 for up to 5 companies. Model work runs on your own Claude or ChatGPT planNo free plan. Early: 5 customer companies on the live page, 7 Nov 2026. Not tire shop software: no tire quotes, inventory, work orders or texting

By job

Tire quotes inside the estimate: Tekmetric (Tire Suite add-on), AutoLeap (Tire Suite), Tire Guru. Customers searching and booking tires on your site: Tire Guru. Customer texts: Tire Guru lists two-way texting. Shop-wide estimates and work orders: Shopmonkey, Tekmetric, AutoLeap. Calls answered by AI: AutoLeap's receptionist or Shopmonkey's Concierge. Review requests and replies: NiceJob, with AI Replies on Pro. Posts on a schedule: Buffer. The next marketing task, picked and drafted for your OK: Wanna. Related: local service businesses, which also sell a repeat visit to people nearby.

What Wanna is and is not

Wanna drafts. Posts and ads wait for your OK, and sending letters is off until you turn it on (Trust). On the live page on 7 Nov 2026: 5 customer companies counted together, and no paid-plan count shown. We have no tire shop results to show, and Wanna does not quote tires, track inventory or text your customers.

What this list does not replace

It does not replace your own demo: we read pages, not products. It does not replace your tire supplier's ordering system, your state's rules on tire disposal and DOT records, your insurance, or your payment processor's terms. We checked no tool against those rules. See the limits of a self-running company.

FAQ

What are the best AI tools for tire shops? We do not rank them. The By job section sorts the seven by task, and the table gives each price as the vendor shows it.

What software handles tire quotes and DOT records? Tekmetric lists a Tire Suite add-on with tire quoting and automated DOT registration, and AutoLeap lists tire ordering and DOT number tracking. We ran neither.

How much does tire shop software cost? On the pages we read, from 179 a month billed yearly (Tekmetric Start, AutoLeap Essentials) up to 409 for the higher tiers, plus 39 for Tekmetric's Tire Suite. Shopmonkey shows 215 to 449 without labeling the term. Tire Guru shows no price.

How do I get more Google reviews for my tire shop? NiceJob sends review requests by text and email, from 95 a month. We did not measure any effect on reviews.

Can AI answer calls or write posts for a tire shop? AutoLeap lists an AI receptionist at 99 a month, and Shopmonkey lists its Concierge AI phone assistant as an add-on at 134 or 149 a month. Buffer has an AI Assistant for post drafts. Read each one before it goes out.

Is Wanna tire shop software? No. It helps an owner choose and draft the next marketing task, and posts and ads wait for your OK. It is our product, so its minuses are in the table.

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