TireKeepr, Tire Storage Software for Seasonal Shops · Updated September 4, 2026

How TireKeepr tracks a stored set

The workflow runs in three steps. At check-in, a set is logged with its size, current tread depth, condition photos, and the rack location where it will sit. That record becomes the set's profile for the season.

During storage, TireKeepr handles the part shops usually forget: it sends the customer a text reminder when the seasonal swap is due, so the wheels do not sit on a rack for an extra six months while the customer drives on the wrong rubber.

At changeover, the set is pulled from its assigned rack, checked back out (with fresh tread and photo logging on the higher plans), and the storage fee is billed for the season. Every touch is logged, so a set's history travels with it year to year.

What TireKeepr records for each set

The core of the product is the set profile. For every customer's tires, TireKeepr stores the rack location, a check-in and check-out log, tread depth history over time, and condition photos, so there is no argument later about how a wheel came in.

On top of the record keeping, it runs the customer-facing and billing pieces: text reminders for seasonal changes, storage billing per set per season, and overdue billing alerts so a stored set does not sit unpaid. Those alerts arrive on the Plus plan and above. Shops running more than one location can look sets up across stores on the Group plan.

TireKeepr pricing

TireKeepr publishes three monthly plans. Shop is $39 per month and covers unlimited sets, rack tracking, swap reminders, and storage billing. Plus is $89 per month and adds tread depth history, check-in photos, and overdue billing alerts. Group is $179 per month and adds multiple locations, cross-store set lookup, and reports.

All three plans include email support and a 14-day money-back guarantee. There is also a free 14-day trial that does not ask for a credit card, so a shop can run a stretch of real check-ins before deciding.

Who TireKeepr is built for

TireKeepr is aimed at tire shops and service centers that store customer sets seasonally, the ones swapping summer for winter (and back) every year and holding rows of wheels in between. If storage today means a spreadsheet, a wall of chalk marks, or the memory of whoever racked the tires, the software is meant to replace that with a searchable record.

The pitch, in the product's own words, is finding any stored set in seconds. That is really a bet that the slow part of tire storage is not the storing, it is finding the right four wheels again in spring.