Tyre Businesses for sale in South Africa

Trace new tyres to authorised suppliers and inspect markings, specifications, invoices and import documents against applicable NRCS compulsory requirements. Investigate counterfeit, altered, incorrectly described or unsupported stock before including it in the purchase price.

Review storage, collection, transporter and delivery records against South Africa's waste-tyre framework and current Industry Waste Tyre Management Plan. Identify excessive stockpiles, fire risk, unlawful disposal, unpaid charges and cleanup obligations.

Count tyres by brand, size, pattern, load rating, date code, condition and ownership. Test recent sales, then discount aged, damaged, mismatched, discontinued, consignment or slow-moving stock and separate customer tyres held for fitting.

Inspect lifts, jacks, tyre changers, balancers, compressors, inflation cages and torque tools for ownership, maintenance and calibration. Review technician training, injuries, wheel damage, incorrect fitment, inflation incidents and insurer requirements.

Review fleet pricing, call-out commitments, credit terms, national account procedures, rebates, warranties and sales targets. Confirm change-of-control approval and assess customer concentration, overdue debt and supplier support tied to annual volume.

Calculate contribution by tyre, fitment, balancing, alignment, repairs and call-outs after rebates, freight, labour, card fees, warranty claims and waste handling. Reconcile stock movements and job cards to invoices, returns and bank receipts.