Give every option a clear scope.
Group the suspension, wheels and bumper into services with their labor and parts. Keep tires distinct from general parts.
Truck · Suspension · Accessories · Custom builds
Built around
the whole build.
A suspension package is more than a line on an invoice. There are options to quote, parts to track and a customer who wants to know what happens next. Keep that work connected.
An ordinary upfit, with a few moving parts
The F-250 is coming in.
Here’s what needs to line up.
An illustrative job: suspension, wheels, tires and an optional bumper. Each decision stays attached to the work.
Let the customer choose the work.
Service-level decisions keep the approved suspension separate from the bumper they passed on.
Know which parts have arrived.
Link a purchase order to the job, record partial deliveries, and keep expected dates visible.
Bring actual costs into the record.
When the supplier invoice arrives, record confirmed line costs and keep the quoted amounts for comparison.
Built in a working upfit shop
From people who know
the work behind the quote.
DealWrench is developed in a truck outfitting shop in Colorado. Calls, quotes, accessory installs and multi-stage builds shape the product’s priorities.
Conversations with context
Find the customer’s connected texts, calls and email beside their orders.
Inspection findings with the estimate
Give the customer photos and completed findings to help explain recommended work.
Internal discussion with the team
Use customer conversation notes and team rooms to discuss the next step.
Is it right for your shop?
Start with your daily workflow.
Our focus is single-location truck, accessory and upfitting work. If your operation depends on integrated catalog pricing, labor-guide lookup, payroll or multi-shop reporting, check those requirements before planning a move.
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