Specification intake
Separate fixed fields such as load index and speed rating from open choices such as tread. Add the vehicle or axle position before asking for a fitment review.
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Give suppliers the same brief, then review the differences in product scope, evidence and delivery terms before choosing an offer.
Separate fixed fields such as load index and speed rating from open choices such as tread. Add the vehicle or axle position before asking for a fitment review.
Compare tire, packing, inspection and freight as separate lines. Request the Incoterm and named place. Confirm which size lines contribute to the supplier minimum.
Agree on a reference sample and photo record. If third-party inspection is requested, define the scope, acceptance criteria and lot identification before booking it.
Review open fields with the buyer.
Flag exclusions and record the quote date, validity end date and minimum per SKU. One supplier can simplify records. Splitting a size list may increase coverage and add packing and inspection handoffs.
Record the approved size, load index and speed rating. Ask the inspector to match the sample sidewall and tread pattern to the approved brief and note discrepancies by lot.
Match the packing list, carton marks and quantity by SKU for forwarder review.
The supplier confirms the quoted product, MOQ and lead time in writing. The inspector reports against the agreed scope. The forwarder confirms the loading plan and carriage. The buyer approves substitutions, evidence and order terms.
Include the original requirement and note where the quote is unclear. An alternate tread, omitted packing charge or different named place can change the comparison.