A starting brief is enough
Use the form below to describe the tires you need, the intended application and where they should arrive. If you are still checking a fitment or planning a first release, tell us what is unknown so it can be raised with prospective suppliers.
Start with the tire family, such as a passenger radial or light truck tire. For a replacement inquiry, identify the existing reference and state which vehicle or axle uses it. If the sidewall and vehicle specification differ, include both and explain who will review the discrepancy.
Enter a business email address your sourcing team can monitor. Add a phone number when a call would help clarify the request. Identify the buyer or reviewer who can answer fitment, evidence or packaging questions.
Use the delivery ZIP, unit count and desired receiving date. State whether your team can accept a full release or needs a staggered shipment. For a distributor, include packaging or labeling requirements for sorting lots at arrival.
Inquiry worksheet
The first step records who can answer questions. The next records the tire and delivery requirements. The last lets you review the request and add an optional budget and supplier preference.
If your budget includes freight, say so and include the currency. Leave the budget open when the purpose of the request is to learn the available range. Factory pricing, compatibility and dispatch timing depend on the specification and the eventual quote.
Planning a phased order? Give the number of tires in the first release and the planned quantity for each following release. Note whether those later quantities are firm or estimates.
For help separating mandatory requirements from preferences, use the Alternatives Guide before submitting.
For business buyers
Eligible orders may qualify for up to 3%.
Eligibility applies to qualified business buyers and is confirmed after we review your product, quantity, destination, and sourcing requirements.