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Your TireTutor-hosted website gives customers a place to find your shop. In the standard setup, they can also search for tires, schedule service, and request quotes. The website editor, or CMS, lets your shop keep that site accurate. You can update text, replace photos, feature tire brands, and add information about your services and team. A Site Manager can also change pages, the logo, and theme colours.

Pages and Page Contents

Pages controls the destinations on your website, such as Home, Services, and a custom coupon page. Navigations controls the links in the header and footer menus. Creating a page does not add its menu link. Page Contents holds the text and images for many pre-built sections. For example, a homepage headline belongs in Page Contents, under Home Page and Hero Section. A custom page holds its own text in Page Content. The site starts with content and images for you to review. Your edits can describe what makes your shop useful to local customers, such as the services Aubin’s Auto offers in Watertown.

Saving changes

Treat Save as a live-site change. The editor has no separate draft or publish step for these sections, and it does not autosave your edits. Review each change before saving. Check your website on a computer and a phone after saving. Most content sections keep saved versions, but that history cannot recover a deleted record. The reference explains the limits.

Who gets access

People at your shop use Site Manager or Editor access for their assigned website. Both roles can edit website content and navigation. Site Managers can also manage pages and site settings. Some layout controls inside Page Contents require Site Manager access. Contact support to request access for someone at your shop or change their access.

Open the editor

If your dealer app shows Website Editor under Marketing, select it to open the website editor. Sign in with your CMS account. If you do not see Website Editor, contact support. For your first session, start with one headline change. Keep your live website open so you can compare the result after saving.

Where to go next

Getting started

Follow your first homepage edit through to a phone check.

Managing pages and menus

Set up a coupon page with a menu link.

Managing site settings

Change your logo, theme colours, social links, and form email.

Reference

Find the right section, access limits, and troubleshooting answers.