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Logged where the work happens
A technician records a job from the roadside, with the codes, the depths, the photographs, and the signature attached to it at the time.
Case Study — Studio Product
Service recordkeeping for commercial tire shops, and the fleet portal that reads it.
The Business
TireTracker is a TaylorURL product rather than a client site. A shop logs what its technicians did to which tires on which trucks, and its fleet customers see that history in a portal of their own.
It is a recordkeeping product rather than a billing one. What it captures is the work: tire positions, DOT codes, tread depths, photos, and signatures, so a shop and its customers stop disagreeing about what was done.
The Site
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A technician records a job from the roadside, with the codes, the depths, the photographs, and the signature attached to it at the time.
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The customer signs in and reads their own service history rather than asking for it.
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The shop’s own subscription is the only payment the product handles.
The Build
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Every query is scoped to a shop in application code, and Postgres row-level security backs it up. Routes are assembled from wrappers that set the security context, so a route written by hand reads and writes nothing.
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Records, photos, vehicles, and clients carry a deletion timestamp, reads filter them out, and a scheduled job removes for good what has been gone thirty days.
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Uploads go to object storage through a queue, so a technician on a weak signal is not holding a job open waiting on an image.
Built With
The Client
“Brought my website to the level and also gives you tips along the way. He responds quickly to issues and doesnt rush thing.”

The Score
Mobile
63
Desktop
98
Google PageSpeed Insights performance score for tiretracker.app, out of 100, measured on August 27, 2026. A single Lighthouse run moves by several points between calls, so each figure is the median of 3 runs.
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