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Tyre Sales and Vulcanising

Roads guarantee demand. Start with repairs and air, add tyre sales as your capital grows.

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Business structure

A roadside or workshop operation selling new and fairly used tyres with vulcanising, balancing and alignment.

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Capital requirements

All figures in Ghana Cedis (GHs). These are planning estimates — get quotes from local suppliers before committing money.

Equipment and fittingsGHs 4,000 – GHs 36,000
Opening stock or materialsGHs 2,500 – GHs 22,500
Shop rent and advanceGHs 2,300 – GHs 20,500
Registration, permits and signageGHs 1,200 – GHs 11,000
Total initial investmentGHs 10,000 – GHs 90,000
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Licensing & permits

The compliance path in Ghana, from registration through to sector regulators.

  1. 1Reserve the name and register the business at the Office of the Registrar of Companies (ORC)
  2. 2Get a TIN linked to your Ghana Card and register for tax at the nearest GRA office
  3. 3Apply for a Business Operating Permit from your Metropolitan, Municipal or District Assembly
  4. 4Register the business and your staff with SSNIT once you start paying salaries
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Target market

  • Passing motorists
  • Commercial drivers and trotro operators
  • Haulage fleets
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Risk assessment

01

Cedi depreciation raising the cost of anything imported

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Assembly permit renewals and levies that many owners forget to budget for

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Mixing business and personal cash until the books stop making sense

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Crowded local competition pushing prices down

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Marketing strategies

  1. 1Claim a Google Business Profile so people searching your area actually find you
  2. 2Run a WhatsApp Business catalogue — it is where most Ghanaian buyers close
  3. 3Print simple signage and flyers for the immediate neighbourhood
  4. 4Ask every satisfied customer for a referral and reward it

Fees, levies and permit requirements change. Confirm the current position with the Office of the Registrar of Companies, the Ghana Revenue Authority and your Metropolitan, Municipal or District Assembly before you spend.

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