TRED WEAR CHANGING NAME NEED HELP PLEASE

[TexasSpyder]

Jim's Sidewall Graphics.

J. D.

[NZSpyderRyder]

TireTattsRUs

Tireology

TireTart

[Chupaca]

"Say it on a sidewall"... "Sidewall Grafitti" ...."Sidewall writer" ..."Sidewall Art" ..." Raised white Letters"

Good luck with the search...!!

[shoes8]

Wheel Xpressions?

Wheel Expressions?

Wheel Talk?

Tire Talk?

Tire Chatter?

Tire Dressings?

Wheel Décor?

Wheel Words?

Wordy Wheels?

[hogrider46]

Tire Appeal - Custom Lettering

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

Text2tires

WHATEVER you do DON'T use the word "farkle" in the business name. I have never heard that word until I joined this site and it'll just cause confusion for anyone who isn't a SL member

I take it you've never heard of the farkleberry bush!!

That was a gimmick Jack Bogut, morning DJ at KDKA in Pittsburgh in the seventies, used to raise money for Children's Hospital every Christmas. One year he sold farkleberry tarts, another year for a fee you could reach into a box and feel a farkleberry bush, and all sorts of other oddball variations. Even though he long ago left KDKA, Children's Hospital still keeps the farkleberry tradition somewhat alive. I have a Farklebeary Bear, pic below, I bought several years ago, and a bakery in Pittsburgh sells farkleberry cookies with part of the proceeds being donated to CH. So farkle really is a good word, although I agree not for a tire business!

Farklebeary bear.jpg

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

How about "Tire Attire"?

[BigLegMac]

How about TIRE EXPRESSIONS?

[NorthStar]

If you are thinking about re branding, especially in this age of internet searches, I suggest that you think about what people might "Google" if they are looking for the the type of product you produce.

The company name TredWear does not automatically make one think of custom lettering for tire sidewalls, but if you do an internet search on tread lettering ..... there you are on the first page.

I would not be too hasty to throw away something that works, but if you are looking for a name change you might want to think about just adding "Tire Letters" to your company name. "Tredwear Tire Letters" sounds good to me. Existing customers will still identify with your company and new customers will be able to find it online when they do searches for tire lettering. The goodwill of your company name will not be diminished and there will no longer be any confusion as to what product you sell.

Just my two cents.

[scooterexpress]

If you are thinking about re branding, especially in this age of internet searches, I suggest that you think about what people might "Google" if they are looking for the the type of product you produce.

The company name TredWear does not automatically make one think of custom lettering for tire sidewalls, but if you do an internet search on tread lettering ..... there you are on the first page.

I would not be too hasty to throw away something that works, but if you are looking for a name change you might want to think about just adding "Tire Letters" to your company name. "Tredwear Tire Letters" sounds good to me. Existing customers will still identify with your company and new customers will be able to find it online when they do searches for tire lettering. The goodwill of your company name will not be diminished and there will no longer be any confusion as to what product you sell.

Just my two cents.

thanks for the advice but the website that you saw come up is my manufacturers website not me,i don't have web page yet still using this site as my advertising so this is one of the reasons for changing name. plus like i was sayin tredwear really doesnt say customize tires.

[NorthStar]

thanks for the advice but the website that you saw come up is my manufacturers website not me,i don't have web page yet still using this site as my advertising so this is one of the reasons for changing name. plus like i was sayin tredwear really doesnt say customize tires.

Sorry, my mistake. On the plus side you really do have a clean slate to pick an appropriate name for your company. I still think incorporating "tire lettering" into the name makes sense, since that is what people will gravitate to when performing a search for your product.

All the best.