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✓ SoldEmpire FlippersEmpire FlippersDropshippingAutomotive

$46.3K Per Month DropShipping Site in the Automotive Niche

First seen Sep 5, 2026 · last checked 7 days ago

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Asking price
$162,919
Annual profit
$84,996
Annual revenue
$555,372
Profit multiple
1.92x
Monthly profit
$7,083
Age
1 yr

Confidence in this listing

Enough published and consistent to be worth a call.

90/100

What is documented
  • Broker-verified figures
  • Profit figure published
  • Figures are internally consistent
  • Net margin 15%
  • Tracked here for 1 month(s)
What to ask about

Nothing missing or contradictory.

This scores the paperwork, not the business. Empire Flippers: broker-verified figures. Always verify the figures with the seller before making an offer.

Overview

Profitable, owner-light e-commerce business in the aftermarket automotive wheel and tire space, built on a lean direct-ship model that carries zero inventory. Every order ships directly from one of 4 established US distributors to the customer, which means no warehousing, no upfront stock purchases, and effectively no inventory risk or carrying cost. What sets this business apart is its consumer-financing engine. The large majority of orders are completed through financing, using a combination of a multi-lender waterfall and several individual lender integrations, most at little to no cost to the business. This lets customers pay over time and supports a high average order value that competitors without financing simply cannot match. Because purchases are lender-financed, the business also carries minimal chargeback exposure: the lenders assume the dispute risk, and the business has recorded zero chargebacks in its history. The real moat is the months of daily, detailed work that have already been completed and refined. This includes extremely thorough, step-by-step SOPs covering every aspect of running the business, written for both the owner and the contractors, etc., so that every recurring task and situation already has a documented process. It also includes fully built inventory systems and ready-to-go pricing tiers. On top of that, getting approved with multiple financing partners and wholesale distributors takes time in business, a track record, and relationships, and navigating vehicle fitment (matching the correct wheels and tires to the right vehicles) is genuinely complex. All of that groundwork is done and running, so a new owner steps onto a finished, systematized foundation rather than building one from scratch. Day-to-day operations are handled by a contracted operations manager working roughly full-time hours, so the business does not depend on the owner for daily execution. Marketing runs primarily through paid social advertising on Meta, and was notably built and scaled in-house without an agency over a relatively short window, meaning current performance reflects an early, largely self-taught ramp with meaningful room for a more experienced operator to grow it further. Growth opportunities are clear and largely untapped: scaling paid ad spend on the existing proven funnel, monetizing an email subscriber list, diversifying beyond the primary ad channel into additional traffic sources, and expanding the catalog to widen the addressable market, since the business has access to considerably more product from its wholesale partners than it currently lists. Transition is built to be smooth, mainly because of the sheer level of detail already documented. The buyer receives comprehensive SOPs with instructions for essentially every situation and question, along with references and contacts for each lender and supplier. The seller will introduce the buyer to each partner and, having maintained strong relationships with no history of issues, recommend them and explain the ownership change on their behalf. Support also extends beyond the standard 30-day window: the seller is happy to remain reachable afterward to help with questions as they arise, having already worked through virtually every situation the business can present. To make continuity even easier, the seller is also open to transferring the operating entity itself (the LLC), so that where a partner requires time in business or an established track record, the relationship can carry over through a simple change of ownership rather than a fresh start. Disclaimers: The seller is open to selling the LLC so that a buyer wouldn't need to apply to the lenders. Google Analytics was installed on 21st July 2026. The seller can share Shopify analytics data for dates prior to then.

Price & status history

  1. Status changedpending → soldSep 16, 2026
  2. ListedSep 5, 2026

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