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Tires Franchise Opportunities
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$80,300 – $172,800
Minimum Cash Required
$50,000
All Tire Supply Company, located in Houston, Tx, has been a leader in the business of wholesale and distribution of automotive supplies and equipment since 1960.
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$500,000 – $1,000,000
Franchise fee
$35,000
Royalty fee
5%
RNR stores sell custom wheels and tires, with a rent-to-own option (called Rent-N-Roll) that allows customers to make weekly, bi-weekly or monthly payments. Based in Tampa, Florida, the company began franchising in 2003.
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$125,000
Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited - the country's most shopped retailer - offers a unique mix of products and services through the leadership of three specialty stores under one roof - Automotive, Sports and Leisure, and Home Products. With over 450 Canadian Tire Associate Stores serving communities nationwide, Canadian Tire Corporation, Limited and the Associate Dealers together employ 38,000 Canadians and form one of Canada's best-known and most successful retailers.
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$86,000
GoTire is a business with real traction, providing an essential tire service that nearly every Canadian needs at least once or twice a year. Our customers include the general public and companies with fleets of vehicles.
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$130,000 – $225,000
Franchise fee
$25,000
Royalty fee
5%
Active Green + Ross Tire & Automotive Centre is proud to be a firm proponent of this concept and we invite you to become part of our franchise team.
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$321,288 – $684,410
Franchise fee
$25,000
Royalty fee
4%
Founded in 2005, RimTyme is an offshoot of ColorTyme, another rent-to-own franchise, which is a subsidiary of Rent-A-Center. RimTyme stores sell and install custom rims and tires, with payment options including a credit card, cash, lease ownership plan or 90 or 120-day cash payment.
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$100,000 – $342,000
Franchise fee
$15,000
Royalty fee
3%
Family owned and operated, Tire’s Warehouse, Incorporated is the leading tire wholesaler in California. For over 50 years, we’ve helped independent tire retailers expand and grow their business. With over twenty brands of tires and over 19,000 SKU’s, we offer extremely competitive pricing and incredible service, providing FREE same-or-next day delivery and convenient will call service so that your business stays on track.
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$98,600 – $162,200
Franchise fee
$37,500
Minimum Cash Required
$62,500
Tread Connection is changing the way people buy tires. Unlike the traditional “sit and wait” tire shops, Tread Connection brings the tire shop to your home... offering a convenience never seen before.
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$28,000 – $335,000
Franchise fee
$15,000
Royalty fee
6%
Kwicksilver is now offering franchises to qualified businesses and individuals interested in taking advantage of the rapidly emerging wheel repair/recon market. No one else offers such a comprehensive package of training, equipment, tools, supplies, marketing and ongoing consultation. We are with you every step of the way to ensure your success.
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$46,000 – $177,000
Franchise fee
$39,900
Minimum Cash Required
$50,000
Smart Tires® is an innovative new franchise opportunity in the multi-billion dollar tire industry. With the help of the Smart Tires team, you could be up and running your rent-to-own tire business in 60 days!
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$48,200 – $94,000
Franchise fee
$15,000
If you have ever had car problems you will understand the benefit of calling a Tire Guys franchisee who will come to you and repair and/or replace your tires. It makes sense to open a business that offers a skill set and service that everyone will require and you can benefit from.
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