LeadQuasar's Tire Shops category lists 2,154 tire businesses. Every listing has a phone number, a website and a Google rating, and the ratings average 4.37. These are business listings rather than personal contacts, so there are no emails or owner names: you reach a tire shop by calling the counter, and in most independent shops the person who answers knows exactly who makes buying decisions.
Who sells to tire shops
A tire shop's costs are mostly inventory, bays and labour, and vendors line up around each of them:
- Tire distributors and wholesalers, competing on delivery frequency, fill rate and credit terms.
- Equipment: mounting machines, balancers, alignment racks, lifts, TPMS tools.
- Shop software: point of sale, inventory, appointment booking, online tire quoting.
- Used-tire recycling and disposal services.
- Marketing: local search, review management, fleet-account programs.
- Financing for customers who need four tires today and cannot pay for them outright.
The buyer depends on the shop. At an independent, the owner decides almost everything and is often on the floor. At a dealer that belongs to a chain or franchise, national purchasing may control tires and equipment, while the local manager still decides on services like disposal, marketing and staffing. Ask early which kind of shop you are calling.
A list built around big cities
The 2,154 listings cover 14 states. Texas is the largest by a wide margin.
| State | Tire shops |
|---|---|
| Texas | 692 |
| California | 424 |
| Indiana | 121 |
| Arizona | 119 |
| Illinois | 118 |
| Ohio | 115 |
Michigan has 114, Pennsylvania 112, Florida 110, New York 108 and Tennessee 105. New Jersey has only 5, and no state page.
The counts follow cities, not states. Texas comes from Houston (119), Dallas (116), San Antonio (116), El Paso (108) and Fort Worth (100). California's largest are Los Angeles (115), San Jose (113) and San Diego (100). Elsewhere, one metro makes up most of each state: Phoenix (119), Chicago (117), Philadelphia (110), Indianapolis (109), Columbus (105), Jacksonville (104) and Memphis (101).
Be honest with yourself about what that means. This is a strong list of tire shops in major metros, not full coverage of any state. If you sell to rural shops, it will not get you there. If you sell by metro, it is a ready-made territory plan: pick a city, and roughly a hundred shops are waiting.
Use the rating as a sorting tool
Every listing is rated, and the average is 4.37. That is a useful number, because tire shops are judged heavily on wait times, upselling and how they treat customers who walk in without an appointment. Reviews reflect all of it.
- Shops rated below the average are the prospects for review management, staff training, appointment software and anything that shortens the wait.
- Shops rated well above it are busy. They are the better prospects for extra bay equipment, faster distributor delivery and fleet programs that fill the quieter days.
How to run the calls
Tire shops are busiest on Saturdays, at the start of the working day and whenever the weather turns. A few habits help:
- Call mid-week, mid-morning or mid-afternoon. Avoid the opening rush and lunch.
- Open with what it concerns. "I'm calling about your tire deliveries, who handles ordering?" gets a name faster than asking for the owner.
- Check the website first. Every listing has one. It shows which brands they carry, whether they do mechanical work too, and whether they sell tires online.
- Get an email for the follow-up. Ask the person you reach for it. Once you have one, keep the message short and specific; our cold email guide covers the structure. Follow CAN-SPAM and any state calling rules that apply.
Build your tire shops list
- Browse tire shop leads and filter by state and city. Search and filtering are free.
- Check the record before you unlock. Every listing shows a quality score and a data tier; all 2,154 are STANDARD.
- Work one metro at a time. At roughly a hundred shops per major city, a free account's 50 unlocks a day, with no card, covers a city in two or three days.
- Scale when it works. To pull several metros into a dialer at once, go unlimited for $3.99/month and export to CSV.
Tire shops sit next to other automotive categories you may want in the same campaign: auto repair, auto body shops and car washes. For how to put a multi-category list together, see how to build a B2B lead list.
Frequently asked questions
How many tire shops does LeadQuasar list?
2,154 tire shops across 14 states. Every listing has a phone number, a website and a Google rating.
Does the tire shop list include owner emails?
No. These are business listings with no emails or contact names. Call the shop, ask who handles ordering, and request an email for the follow-up.
Which state has the most tire shops in the list?
Texas, with 692, spread across Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, El Paso and Fort Worth. California is next with 424.
What is the average rating of tire shops in the list?
4.37, across all 2,154 listings. Shops below that average are the better prospects for review and customer-experience offers.
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