Tire Shop Flyers

A 4.25x11 inch kraft strip fits in glove boxes and garage visors. This size is narrow enough to tape near keys without covering important info. The 18pt stock feels durable and authentic for automotive settings. Print 5000 flyers to cover your local area before the first freeze.

Yes, list 3 to 4 tire brands with a starting price per tire, like $125 for a popular all-season model. Avoid listing every size. Instead, include a call to action for a free quote. This keeps the flyer clean and drives customers to your shop or online appointment QR code.

Drop your first batch by October 15 to catch early planners. A second drop in early November targets last-minute customers before Thanksgiving travel. Track appointments using a code like WINTER24 on the flyer. Compare response rates to optimize timing next year.

Create a separate commercial variant with fleet pricing for 10+ vehicles. Include a dedicated phone line and mention bulk mount/balance discounts. Drop these at local fleet garages and property management offices. A 5000 count run can cover both residential and commercial drops.

Yes, add an alignment add-on for $49.95 with any tire purchase. This increases average ticket value. Place it below the mount/balance package price. Many customers don't think about alignment until they see the offer. Keep the flyer focused on winter prep, not general services.

Partner with a quick lube shop that doesn't sell tires. Offer a reciprocal referral: their customers get a $10 discount on tires, and you hand out their oil change coupons. Stack your flyer at their counter. This captures tire intent right after an oil change visit.

Kraft paper looks and feels like a garage tool, not a glossy ad. It resists tearing in glove boxes and survives coffee spills. Customers are more likely to keep it with vehicle papers. The 18pt stock adds durability without feeling like cardboard. It reinforces your shop's workman image.

Split the run around the dates your seasonal service can actually support. A 5,000-piece plan could use two 2,500-piece drops, with separate codes for each date or neighborhood. Include the tire sizes, appointment path, service area, and offer terms that are current at proof time. Review qualified calls after each drop before repeating the schedule.