Heritage Tire Sales, Inc.

Thought you'd never ask

Below is a list of the questions many new customers are asking about Heritage Tire

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Q.  Do I have to be a large tire dealer to buy from Heritage Tire?

A.  No.  We provide service to all size dealers, including the smaller independent automotive repair shop.

Q.  How do I get set up to buy from Heritage Tire Sales?

A.  It's simple.  Just give us a call and we'll send someone by to review our products and pricing and get the needed paperwork going.  In a hurry?  No problem.  We can set you up right over the phone.

Q.  What about terms of payment?

A.  Many of our customers prefer to pay with check or cash upon delivery.  For those dealers wishing to set up an account, we can drop off or fax a credit application. In most cases, it only takes a couple of days to establish a line of credit.  We'll need three trade references and some other basic information.

Q.  Do you sell tires to the general public?

A.  No.  The focus of Heritage Tire Sales is to supply dealers, not the general public.

Q.  Once set up, what are my options for placing an order?

A.  Most of our customers simply call in their orders at -- 315-422-8527.  You can also tires /on line 24/7/365.  Or you can email us at david@heritagetire.com.

Q.  Do you have a minimum shipping amount for delivery.

A.  Not for most delivery areas.  We can deliver as little as one tire.

Q.  Do you accept credit cards?

A.  Yes.

Q.  The biggest question many dealers ask is, "Why do we need a new tire supplier in Upstate New York?"

A.  We formed Heritage Tire because we see a strategic void in the market.  Many tire wholesalers overlook the key role of the independent auto repair shop for selling tires.  We believe this is still the first choice of many retail customers looking for quality automotive service... they can trust.

The other factor we see is that the average dealer needs a broader range of tire brand options to fit the varied and particular requests of different consumers.  Gone are the days when a tire shop can sell only one or even two brands of tires.  The customer often wants the brand that they have personally researched or had good success with in the past.