Procurement guide · Updated October 31, 2026
Use a mixed container to widen your range without overstocking every SKU.
How motorcycle tire distributors can balance pattern breadth, factory MOQ and container utilization.
Our standard MOQ is 100 tires per individual model. OEM projects start at 300 tires per model. Different finished SKUs can share one container while each line meets its applicable MOQ. Allocate more units to proven A sizes, moderate quantities to B sizes and limited trial quantities to C sizes. This works with the 100-tire standard MOQ and reduces slow-moving inventory. Mixing is easiest when construction, sidewall marking, brand treatment and packing method are decided early. Late specification changes can break the loading plan. Each quoted line should show pattern, size, PR/load, TT/TL, quantity, unit price, packing and production note. Typical production lead time is about 30 days after order and specification confirmation. Avoid quotations that collapse the whole container into one generic line.
Separate production MOQ from loading MOQ
Our standard MOQ is 100 tires per individual model. OEM projects start at 300 tires per model. Different finished SKUs can share one container while each line meets its applicable MOQ.
Build an A/B/C SKU plan
Allocate more units to proven A sizes, moderate quantities to B sizes and limited trial quantities to C sizes. This works with the 100-tire standard MOQ and reduces slow-moving inventory.
Keep specifications compatible
Mixing is easiest when construction, sidewall marking, brand treatment and packing method are decided early. Late specification changes can break the loading plan.
Request a line-by-line quotation
Each quoted line should show pattern, size, PR/load, TT/TL, quantity, unit price, packing and production note. Typical production lead time is about 30 days after order and specification confirmation. Avoid quotations that collapse the whole container into one generic line.
Send these details for a useful quotation
- Destination country and required markings
- Pattern and size list
- Load, PR and TT/TL requirement
- Target quantity and packing preference
- Shipment timing and destination port