Alaska · Tire Stores (Independent, Non-Franchise)
Tire Stores (Independent, Non-Franchise) Business Brokers in Alaska
Selling a tire stores (independent, non-franchise) business in Alaska is a specialist job. Brokers below have closed deals in this industry and know what Alaska buyers actually pay.
Typical deal size
$500K
Range $150K – $2M+
SDE multiple
2.1x–3.1x
EBITDA multiple
2.68x–4.89x
What drives value in Alaska tire stores (independent, non-franchise) sales
- →Commercial/fleet tire accounts (municipal, trucking, construction fleets = recurring revenue)
- →Tire brand relationships and authorized dealer status (Michelin, Goodyear, BFGoodrich)
- →Additional service revenue: alignments, oil changes, brakes (increases ARO and margin)
- →Geographic monopoly or strong local brand recognition
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