Solution Overview
The Startup Entry Solution is designed for first-time entrepreneur couples’ shops, community auto detailing shops, small tire shops, and township general repair shops. The solution first establishes basic wheel repair capabilities, then expands gradually based on order structure — no need to take on bulk insurance orders or large-volume customization orders from day one.
Applicable Scenarios
- Existing tire, quick repair, or detailing shops looking to add wheel repair as a revenue stream.
- First-time entrepreneurs starting with basic straightening, welding, cutting, and painting for standard passenger vehicle wheels.
- Facilities of approximately 25–40㎡ with 1–2 technicians, suited for walk-in retail orders.
Core Configuration
AWR-888 Flange Smart Diamond Cutting Machine, AWR-380 Wheel Straightening Machine, TIG-250P Aluminum Welder, paired with KX-G04 Wheel Curing Oven and SL-480 Paint Spray Water Curtain Cabinet — covering the main processes of basic wheel repair. Equipment pricing is confirmed per actual configuration quote; prices are not published on this website.
Delivery Includes
- Equipment selection, workstation layout, and basic electrical requirements guidance.
- Installation & commissioning with unlimited on-site hands-on training.
- Process guidance for deformation repair, gap welding, diamond cutting, grinding, and coating.
- Pre-opening workstation inspection, consumables recommendations, customer inspection scripts, and future upgrade paths.
Real Franchisee Case: Township Tire Shop in Linyi, Shandong
This is a recorded case of a township tire shop operation. The shop serves approximately 15 vehicles per day. The owner proactively inspects wheels during tire service and uses upsell scripts to generate repair orders, averaging about 4 wheels per day. The profit logic here is not about artificially increasing foot traffic, but converting wheel issues among existing walk-in vehicles into deliverable repair services.
Orders & Per-Wheel Gross Margin
- Daily walk-in vehicles: ~15
- Daily repair orders: 4 wheels
- Service price per wheel: ¥200
- Consumables cost per wheel: ¥20
- Gross margin per wheel: ¥200 – ¥20 = ¥180
- Operating days per month: 26
Itemized Calculation
Daily service revenue: 4 × ¥200 = ¥800.
Daily consumables cost: 4 × ¥20 = ¥80.
Daily gross margin: ¥800 – ¥80 = ¥720 (i.e., 4 × ¥180).
Monthly service revenue: ¥800 × 26 = ¥20,800.
Monthly direct consumables cost: ¥80 × 26 = ¥2,080.
Monthly total gross margin: ¥720 × 26 = ¥18,720.
Additional monthly expenses (consumables restocking, utilities, etc. per records): ~¥1,200.
Monthly operating contribution: ¥18,720 – ¥1,200 = ¥17,520.
Why This Case Generates Profit
- Order source: From existing tire shop traffic; the key action is proactive wheel inspection and upsell recommendation.
- Profit source: Each wheel contributes ¥180 per recorded methodology; 4 wheels/day generates ¥720 daily gross margin.
- Cost structure: Per-wheel consumables cost and listed monthly restocking & utility expenses are already deducted.
- Operating boundary: This shop relies primarily on scattered retail (B2C) orders; it does not imply that small shops without stable traffic can also achieve 4 wheels/day.
Case Methodology & Limitations
The above data comes from real shop records in solution materials, presented as static mathematical calculations. Rent, labor, taxes, marketing, equipment depreciation, and other items not provided in the records are not included. Therefore, ¥17,520 should be understood as monthly operating contribution after deducting known items, not as final net profit under all cost bases. Equipment prices are not displayed on this website, so payback periods are not estimated here; actual payback assessment requires combining formal quotes, facility costs, and the customer’s own order review.
Our Approach
优先配置拉丝、基础整形、焊接、打磨与喷涂基础设备，配套线下实操培训和开业筹备指导。