MotionSupply Sourcing tire options

Choose by axle and duty

For a passenger radial request, include the sidewall designation, approved rim width and speed rating. If several trim levels appear in a parts order, give each fitment its own line. An axle using a different front and rear specification needs separate quantities and approval.

For light truck sourcing, write down the load range and describe the service, including cargo and whether the tires run single or dual. Share any tread or construction requirements separately from preferences so the supplier can identify where a different option might be useful.

For a truck or bus radial inquiry, describe the vehicle class, axle position, route profile and any casing requirements. Ask the supplier for the load designation and test or marking documentation for the quoted part, then confirm applicability with the buyer’s fitment reviewer.

Make each order line quotable

Quote quantities in tires or sets and state what makes up a set. Specify case pack or pallet requirements and delivery ZIP code, and distinguish the latest useful arrival date from the date when the order can be released. Ask whether the minimum applies to each exact size or across the order.

If the item is new to the vehicle or channel, request a representative sample and written identification of the intended production SKU. Confirm which documents follow the bulk delivery and ask for any packaging, freight or warranty exclusions in the same quotation.

See how we compare factory quotes or share a size mix and destination.