Vicrez Business Adds Order-Planning Tools for Automotive Shops and Resellers
Vicrez Business provides a dealer portal for automotive shops and resellers ordering for customers or building inventory.
Vicrez Business stocking-order builder showing saved product selections for later review. Example screen captured October 27, 2026.
A Vicrez wheel with VCORSA tires, illustrating one of the product categories available to automotive businesses.
Dealer portal updates introduce saved stocking drafts and new customer-order tools, with pricing and delivery details reviewed before purchase.
A shop should be able to order for the customer in front of it and plan inventory for the jobs ahead.”
— Benjamin Villacrez, Co-Founder and COO of Vicrez
MUSKOGEE, OK, UNITED STATES, November 10, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Vicrez Business, the wholesale program from automotive aftermarket company Vicrez, has announced updates to its dealer portal for shops and resellers managing both customer orders and inventory purchases. Rolled out in late October, the updates include saved stocking drafts, order-price comparisons and tools for preparing repeat purchases for a different customer.
Ordering a wheel-and-tire package for a specific build and planning inventory for future jobs involve different purchasing decisions. The updated portal gives approved dealers a way to prepare either type of order, review the merchandise cost and account for the delivery destination before proceeding through checkout.
For inventory planning, dealers can select products across catalog pages, retain supported product options and return to a saved stocking draft. Before adding the selection to their cart, they can review the resulting merchandise total, applicable pricing tier, additional stocking savings and the cost of the added products. Saved drafts and plans do not reserve inventory or lock prices.
For customer orders, a new address-entry tool turns pasted U.S. and Canadian address text into editable fields for the dealer to review. The Buy Again workflow allows dealers to select products and quantities from eligible previous purchases, review current pricing and prepare an order for a different recipient. Previous customer delivery details are cleared with explicit confirmation; the dealer reviews the new destination and freight before purchasing.
“A shop should be able to order for the customer in front of it and plan inventory for the jobs ahead,” said Benjamin Villacrez, Co-Founder and COO of Vicrez. “We focused these updates on the decisions dealers make every day: what to buy, where it needs to go and what the order will cost before they commit.”
The tools support an existing wholesale catalog that includes Vicrez wheel-and-tire packages, VCORSA tires, wheels, body components, vinyl wraps, paint protection film and shop supplies. Product selection remains specific to the job: dealers should confirm package contents, options, vehicle fitment and current availability before ordering.
Standard dealer pricing has no minimum order and applies to customer deliveries. Additional Volume and Elite pricing is available for eligible stocking orders of at least $5,000 and $10,000, respectively, measured at Standard dealer merchandise prices. These thresholds apply to each order before freight, tax and coupons and require delivery to the dealer’s confirmed business address. Separate orders are not combined.
The updates are available to approved Vicrez Business accounts. Automotive shops and resellers can review the program and apply at b2b.vicrez.com/become-dealer. Applications are subject to review; existing dealers can sign in at b2b.vicrez.com to access the catalog and ordering tools.
About Vicrez
Vicrez is an automotive aftermarket company offering body components, widebody kits, aerodynamic accessories, wheels, VCORSA tires, vinyl wrap, paint protection film and related vehicle products. Through Vicrez.com and Vicrez Business, the company serves vehicle owners, professional installers and automotive businesses.
Benjamin Villacrez
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