Digital services provider Silkmoth has confirmed it will be exhibiting at Automechanika Birmingham 2025, taking place from 3–5 June. Visitors can find the company at Stand R96, where it will present the latest developments to its online tyre retail platforms.
Silkmoth’s SellMoreTyres.com product will be in focus at the event, with new vehicle servicing features added to support independent garages and tyre retailers looking to expand their online offer.
The stand will also provide an opportunity for attendees to explore Simple GMS, a garage management system aimed at streamlining business operations in workshops and fast-fit centres.
SellMoreTyres.com is widely used by tyre retailers to power their online booking systems. The newly announced update adds vehicle servicing functionality, enabling businesses to offer MOT and repair bookings alongside tyres.
This enhancement reflects growing demand for integrated aftermarket solutions that improve customer convenience and boost garage efficiency.
Automechanika attendees can also explore whether Silkmoth’s Simple GMS is suitable for their needs. Designed for small to mid-sized workshops, the platform aims to reduce admin, manage stock, and automate key processes.
Silkmoth will provide on-stand demos and guidance to help potential users understand how the system can support daily garage operations.
The addition of servicing features to SellMoreTyres.com marks a wider trend of digital integration in the UK aftermarket. As more tyre retailers expand into general servicing and MOTs, platforms that enable seamless online booking for multiple services are becoming key to customer retention and operational scalability.
Tagged with: Automechanika 2025, SellMoreTyres, Simple GMS, garage software, tyre retail tools, online booking systems, vehicle servicing, UK aftermarket
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