Monro, Inc. Announces Sale of Tires Now Assets to American Tire Distributors
Monro, Inc. has finalized the sale of its wholesale tire and distribution assets to American Tire Distributors (ATD). This transaction includes seven facilities in Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, servicing over 3,500 customer locations annually. Monro will leverage ATD's distribution network to enhance its retail operations across 1,304 stores in the U.S. The partnership is expected to improve operational efficiencies and reduce environmental impact.
- Strategic partnership with ATD enhances tire distribution to 1,304 retail locations.
- Expected operational efficiencies and reduced environmental impact through ATD's distribution capabilities.
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Deal includes new agreement for ATD to provide tire distribution to Monro’s 1,304 stores
ATD is one of the largest independent suppliers of tires to the replacement tire market in
The deal will allow Monro to focus its resources on its retail operations at more than 1,300 stores nationwide. As part of the transaction, Monro entered into a supply relationship with ATD for ATD to distribute tires directly to Monro’s retail stores.
“We are excited to have ATD support all of our retail locations through its industry-leading distribution program,” said
“Our Tires Now teammates have been a big part of our success,” he continued. “We thank them for their dedication to our customers, and we wish them all the best in the future.”
The sale of Monro’s tire distribution assets is also expected to be a significant step forward in Monro’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) efforts. As Monro’s distribution fleet transitions to ATD, Monro anticipates a meaningful reduction in energy consumption, operational efficiencies, and vehicle emissions.
Forward-Looking Statements
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