What it is
TireTutor reads service-group names on completed work orders with paid or partially paid invoices. It uses those services to estimate when maintenance comes due. The customer sees your shop’s name as the sender. The Schedule online button takes them to your tiretutor.com page when that page is available.Why this design
The reminder connects the service history to your shop:- Shop identity. The email carries your shop’s name, phone number, and address.
- Service history. Each service card shows when the customer last had the service and its typical cadence.
- Routine maintenance. The reminder lists services due, without promotions or coupons.
What’s covered
Other routine services can also appear in a reminder when they come due. Cabin air filters, wiper blades, and annual inspections are examples. Several services use mileage estimates as well as calendar intervals.
The reference page lists service cadences. Service names that trigger reminders explains the service-group names TireTutor recognizes.
Availability
To check whether service reminders suit your shop, contact support.Where to go next
Getting started
What to check before and after support turns on Customer Marketing.
Service names that trigger reminders
Name your POS service groups so TireTutor counts the work.
How it works
Understand the cadence engine and the design behind the program.
Reference
Look up service cadences and what the customer sees.