AIWheelTech vs Silkmoth (Klipboard).
Silkmoth, trading as Klipboard, has built UK tyre websites since 2006. It runs TyreClick, a network of more than 1,000 dealer websites created with Micheldever Tyre Services, and Autowork eCommerce, a tyre and service web shop it says is used by over 400 dealers in 5 countries, published at £86 a month. AIWheelTech is a managed website with an AI sales agent, alloy wheel fitment checked per car, and the diary, job board, invoicing and stock in the same system. A tyre dealer who wants a proven tyre web shop at the lowest published price, or who buys from Micheldever, is better served by Silkmoth. A business that sells alloy wheels, wants an AI assistant taking bookings, or wants the website and back office as one system is better served by AIWheelTech.
Where AIWheelTech is stronger.
Wheels as well as tyres
Silkmoth describes Autowork eCommerce as a tyre and service web shop. AIWheelTech sells alloy wheels too: 1,622 designs from 23 brands, each checked against the car for PCD, centre bore, offset and width before it is shown.
One system, not two
Autowork eCommerce sends website orders to the calendar of a separate garage management system. On AIWheelTech the order lands in the bay diary, job board, invoicing and stock of the same system.
An assistant that quotes and books
Ally answers fitment questions, quotes from your own prices and books the slot at any hour, in the customer’s own language.
The cheapest supplier, each morning
Each tyre is priced from whichever wholesaler is cheapest that day, from more than 37,000 supplier lines in daily price and stock files.
What each one does.
The Silkmoth (Klipboard) column repeats what Silkmoth (Klipboard) says on its own website, read on 22 October 2026. Where we have nothing sourced to say, we point you to them.
| AIWheelTech | Silkmoth (Klipboard) | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Wheel and tyre retailers, tyre shops, garages, refurbishers and wholesalers | Independent tyre dealers and garages, fast-fit and mobile fitters, national chains and tyre manufacturers, in the UK, Ireland and Scandinavia |
| Pricing | Published. API from free, single tools from £15 a month, websites from £99 a month | Published. Autowork eCommerce £86 a month per website, extra modules £11 a month each |
| Customer-facing website | Yes. The website is part of the product, built, hosted and maintained for you | Yes. TyreClick dealer websites, run with Micheldever Tyre Services, and Autowork eCommerce websites |
| Online booking | Yes, into the bay diary | Yes. Website orders sync to the Autowork, Autowork Go or Autowork Online calendar |
| Alloy wheel fitment checking | Yes. PCD, centre bore, offset and width checked against each vehicle before a wheel is shown | See their website |
| AI sales assistant | Yes. Ally sells and books, Whell answers technical questions | See their website |
| Customer languages | Yes. The site and the assistant switch to the customer’s language | See their website |
| Automated marketing content | Yes. Blog, local pages and social posts written from completed jobs | Promotional campaigns, voucher codes and a customer feedback survey after each sale |
| Supplier connections | Daily price and stock files from tyre wholesalers, plus wheel supplier price lists | TyreClick draws on Micheldever’s stock; TyreMerge merges files from several tyre wholesalers |
| Accounting | Own invoicing and an accounts module. No connector to Xero, Sage or QuickBooks | Invoicing in its garage management systems, Autowork Go and Autowork Online |
| MOT | DVSA MOT history lookup on the site and through the API | MOTs sold online as a service, alongside servicing, wheel alignment and repairs |
| Multi-site | Several sites and stores run from one console | Yes. Multiple branches and locations, up to multi-branch franchise networks |
| Tools sold on their own | Yes. Each tool and the API are sold on their own | Yes. The eShop Extension adds a tyre shop to an existing website at £86 a month per location |
| Track record | New. The company was incorporated in 2026 | Building tyre websites since 2006. States over 1,000 TyreClick sites, and Autowork eCommerce used by over 400 dealers in 5 countries |
- You sell tyres and services and want a proven tyre web shop at the lowest published price: £86 a month.
- You buy from Micheldever and want its stock behind your website from day one, through TyreClick.
- You already run Autowork, Autowork Go or Autowork Online and want website orders in that calendar.
- You want tyre labels, images and technical data kept up to date for you across more than 200,000 tyre SKUs.
- You want a supplier that has built UK tyre websites since 2006.
- You sell alloy wheels and need every wheel checked against the car for PCD, centre bore, offset and width.
- You want an AI assistant that answers, quotes and books in the customer’s own language.
- You want the website, diary, job board, invoicing and stock in one system.
- You run a refurbishment, detailing or wheel business, not only tyres.
- You want pages, posts and review replies written for you from your own jobs, with Beacon.
The short version.
Why choose AIWheelTech over Silkmoth (Klipboard)?
Is AIWheelTech an alternative to Silkmoth (Klipboard)?
Can AIWheelTech be used alongside Silkmoth (Klipboard)?
How much does AIWheelTech cost compared with Silkmoth (Klipboard)?
Sources for the Silkmoth (Klipboard) column, read on 22 October 2026:
- Silkmoth home page
- Silkmoth tyre e-commerce systems
- Autowork eCommerce pricing
- Autowork eCommerce features
- Autowork eCommerce GMS integrations
- About Autowork eCommerce
Silkmoth, Klipboard, TyreClick and Autowork are trade marks of their owners. AIWheelTech is not affiliated with Silkmoth or Klipboard. If anything here is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
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