Economy Tire & Lube

The challenge

Small-town auto shops compete with chain stores that outspend them on marketing, but most of their real business comes from local drivers searching for a nearby shop they can trust with specific, sometimes unusual needs like hard-to-find parts. If the site does not clearly list services and make it easy to call, that local search traffic goes to a competitor instead.

What we built

We built a straightforward site that leads with what Economy Tire & Lube actually does: tires, oil changes, general maintenance, Smart Start interlock service, and parts sourcing, with the phone number placed for easy access. The structure is built for local search so the shop shows up for the specific services and region it serves rather than getting lost as a generic auto listing. It's a static, server-rendered build on Next.js and Vercel, so it loads fast and holds up on mobile, which matters for drivers searching from the road.

How the site is organised

The largest groups of pages in its sitemap:

• /shop/109 pages
• / (top level)1 page
• /our-services/1 page
• /tires/1 page
• /service-maintenance/1 page
• /parts/1 page

On the homepage

The homepage's sections, in order, as published:

1. REQUEST A QUOTE
2. Shop Our Top Products
3. Browse Our Services
4. Automotive Services
5. Economy Tire & Lube