AI text assistant for tire and auto shops.
A busy shop misses calls in the bay, after hours, and during lunch. The quotes that do go out go cold with no follow-up. This is a system that answers every one of them by text, gets the tire or repair details up front, and hands your team a lead that is ready to book.
The situation
The phone is the business, and the phone gets missed.
A tire job is real money, and a missed call is a customer who just dials the next shop. The leak is rarely the marketing. It is what happens in the seconds and days after someone reaches out.
Quietly, all day.
- Calls missed while the team is under a car
- After-hours and weekend texts that sit until morning
- Quotes sent once, then never followed up
- Old leads and last season's quotes going stale
Just the booked jobs.
- Every caller answered, even at 9pm
- The tire size, vehicle, and timing captured up front
- Follow-up that actually happens without anyone remembering
- Clean, ready-to-price leads, not phone tag
What SNRG builds
An AI front desk that runs on text.
Missed-call text-back
Every missed call gets an instant text: "Sorry we missed you, are you looking for tires, a repair, or something else?"
Tire & repair intake
Collects vehicle, tire size or a sidewall photo, new or used, quantity, brand or budget, and timing, naturally.
Owner approval on price
For exact pricing or inventory, it asks your OK first, so it never says anything risky.
Quote follow-up
Automatic day 1, day 3, day 7 nudges on quotes that went quiet, plus old-lead reactivation.
Human handoff
Hands off the second a customer is ready to book, is frustrated, or has a safety-critical issue.
Owner alerts & reporting
Clean text alerts on hot leads and a simple read on what came in and what got booked.
What changes
How the assistant behaves, every day.
These are what the system does by design, not a fabricated client result.
Built on the same engine as our landscape-materials assistant that passed 61 of 61 QA scenarios before going live.
Questions
The two every shop asks.
Will it sound robotic to my customers?
No. It is tuned to your shop's voice with human tone rules, and it hands off to a person the moment a customer is ready to buy, is frustrated, or asks something it should not answer alone.
What if it does not know a price or what is in stock?
It collects the details a quote needs and hands a clean, ready-to-price lead to your team, or asks for your approval first. It never invents a price or availability.
For tire & auto shops
Send me 20 old quotes.
I'll show you exactly what the assistant would say to each one, then we scope a 30-day pilot.