Start a Wheel & Tire Business
Online Wheel Store Website Builder
Generic website builders give you a blank template and wish you luck with product data. Fitzy's team builds your wheel store for you — pre-loaded with live inventory, fitment search, and checkout — from your logo and brand colors.
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Figures reflect current published Fitzy pricing and policies. Results vary by dealer, pricing, and market — no income is guaranteed.
What 'we build it for you' actually means
During onboarding you hand over your logo, colors, and business details. The team configures your storefront on the existing engine — no code is written from scratch, which is exactly why it launches in days instead of months. The result is your brand on the front, Fitzy's fitment and supplier infrastructure behind it.
The product-data problem no generic builder solves
The hardest part of a wheel store website isn't design — it's the catalog. A million SKUs with sizes, offsets, bolt patterns, load ratings, photos, and live stock levels cannot be uploaded by hand. Fitzy's store ships with the catalog already connected and continuously synced from supplier feeds.
Your domain, your brand
Stores run under your business name and can use your own domain. If you already have a main website, the store can live on a subdomain (like shop.yourbusiness.com) linked from your existing menu — no changes to your current site required.
Common Questions
How is this different from hiring a web designer?
A web designer builds you a shell and still needs supplier data, fitment logic, and checkout integrations — months of work billed hourly. Fitzy's build includes all of that because the engine already exists; your store is a branded configuration of it.
Can I edit the website myself later?
You control your pricing, markup rules, and product visibility from the dealer dashboard. Design and structural changes are handled by the Fitzy team so nothing breaks.
What does the website cost?
The hosted website option starts at $29/month on top of your platform plan. Platform plans are $0/month revenue-share or $500–$650/month subscription with a $2,500 one-time setup.
