TireShopManager

At a glance

• Editor score
  6.1 / 10
• Pricing
  Pricing on request
• Best for
  Small tire retailers needing desktop inventory control
• Parts inventory
  Yes
• Facts checked
  24 Sep 2026

• Where it wins

  • Tracks tires, accessories and supplies, with minimum-level and order-quantity analysis
  • Combines point of sale, purchasing and order entry
  • Includes employee time clocks and searchable customer records

• Where it doesn't

  • Runs locally on Windows rather than in the cloud
  • The listed capabilities focus on tire retail, not broader vehicle-service workflows
  • Pricing requires contacting the vendor

Our verdict on TireShopManager

TireShopManager is locally installed shop-management software from Scotia Software for tire retailers and service shops. Its Windows desktop setup brings point of sale, order entry, customer records, purchasing, inventory and employee time clocks into one system. The feature mix is most relevant to small tire retailers that want to manage stock and sales on a shop computer rather than work in a cloud application. Shops looking for broader repair-shop workflows should weigh its tire-retail focus before choosing it.

Inventory is a central strength. The software tracks tires, accessories and supplies, and includes analysis for setting minimum stock levels and economic order quantities. That makes it suited to retailers who need purchasing decisions tied to stock levels, rather than a system centered on general vehicle-service workflows. Customer search and order entry support the sales side, while time clocks add a basic employee-management function. The vendor also describes data porting from legacy systems, which may matter to shops moving existing records into a locally installed system.

The deployment model is a practical dividing line: TireShopManager runs locally on Windows, not in the cloud. The vendor describes a cloud version as forthcoming, so shops that need cloud access now should consider alternatives. The pricing model is contact sales; prospective buyers need to contact Scotia Software for plan details. The vendor offers phone support, along with customization, training and support services. Overall, it is a focused option for small tire retailers prioritizing desktop inventory and point of sale, but a less natural fit for businesses that need cloud deployment or a wider set of vehicle-service capabilities.

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TireShopManager pricing

TireShopManager fact sheet

Alternatives to TireShopManager

• TekmetricA broad repair-shop toolkit, with paid plans starting at $179 per shop per month annually.8.9
• ShopmonkeyAn all-round shop system with workflow, inspections, parts, messaging and payments.8.8
• Shop-WareDeep repair workflows and analytics for shops prepared to pay per location.8.7

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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

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