Our Big Numbers = Your Big Growth

Number of Daily Users

30,000+

The number of users who use our software daily, all across the nation.

Dealers Served

3,249

Comprehensive, end-to-end approach suits outlets from single locations to the largest tire businesses in the world.

Specialty Sectors

5

Retail. Wholesale. Commercial. Retread. Or combinations of any of the sectors above.

Number of Software Products

3

Products based on decades of industry experience, customer feedback, and our drive to innovate.

ASA Company History

ASA Automotive Systems has been helping grow tire
and automotive businesses for nearly 30 years.

ASA launches TireMaster GTX, the premier all-in-one business software with centralized accounting, localized POS and in-depth reporting tools developed especially for multi-site tire and auto service centers.

2017

2016

ASA releases G4 POS, a quoting and estimating application that can be used by both mobile devices and PCs.

Constellation Software of Toronto, Canada purchases ASA Automotive Systems. After the acquisition, ASA is assigned to the operating division FOG Software Group, which is headquartered in Deerfield, Illinois.

2013

2011

ASA Tire Systems, Inc. changes its name to ASA Automotive Systems LLC, as the business focus has evolved to offering software and services to automotive shops in addition to tire dealers.

Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations, LLC (BATO) selects ASA as the software provider for their North American retail dealers. Under this agreement, TireMaster is packaged with various interfaces and add-on modules and is sold to Bridgestone dealers under the name Cornerstone powered by ASA. A pair of ASA products are rebranded: TreadX becomes TireMaster Enterprise and the TireMaster multi-store application becomes TireMaster Corporate. The single-store programs, with and without a general ledger, retain the names TireMaster and TireMaster Point of Sale.

2010

2005

ASA purchases TireMaster from Bandag. During Bandag’s ownership, significant TireMaster development occurred, including national account processing interfaces.

ASA reaches a licensing agreement with Bandag to sell TireMaster. The deal provides ASA with TreadX, a Windows-based product to market to smaller businesses.

2004

1999

ASA begins talks with the owner of Idaho-based Quality Design Systems (QDS), the producer of TireMaster. This acquisition falls through when Bandag makes an offer QDS can’t refuse.

ASA buys Progressive Computers of Kirkland, WA. Progressive’s product TirePro was designed by one of the authors of TRIMS (Progressive Computers spun off from CNW in 1987).

1996

1989

ASA acquires Computers Northwest (CNW) of Seattle. CNW is the producer of TRIMS.

ASA International Ltd. enters the tire industry with the purchase of ASCO, the leading supplier of software to tire dealers.

1988

1988

ASA International Ltd. enters the tire industry with the purchase of ASCO, the leading supplier of software to tire dealers.

1989

ASA acquires Computers Northwest (CNW) of Seattle. CNW is the producer of TRIMS.

1996

ASA buys Progressive Computers of Kirkland, WA. Progressive’s product TirePro was designed by one of the authors of TRIMS (Progressive Computers spun off from CNW in 1987).

1999

ASA begins talks with the owner of Idaho-based Quality Design Systems (QDS), the producer of TireMaster. This acquisition falls through when Bandag makes an offer QDS can’t refuse.

2004

ASA reaches a licensing agreement with Bandag to sell TireMaster. The deal provides ASA with TreadX, a Windows-based product to market to smaller businesses.

2005

ASA purchases TireMaster from Bandag. During Bandag’s ownership, significant TireMaster development occurred, including national account processing interfaces.

2010

Bridgestone Americas Tire Operations, LLC (BATO) selects ASA as the software provider for their North American retail dealers. Under this agreement, TireMaster is packaged with various interfaces and add-on modules and is sold to Bridgestone dealers under the name Cornerstone powered by ASA. A pair of ASA products are rebranded: TreadX becomes TireMaster Enterprise and the TireMaster multi-store application becomes TireMaster Corporate. The single-store programs, with and without a general ledger, retain the names TireMaster and TireMaster Point of Sale.

2011

ASA Tire Systems, Inc. changes its name to ASA Automotive Systems LLC, as the business focus has evolved to offering software and services to automotive shops in addition to tire dealers.

2013

Constellation Software of Toronto, Canada purchases ASA Automotive Systems. After the acquisition, ASA is assigned to the operating division FOG Software Group, which is headquartered in Deerfield, Illinois.

2016

ASA releases G4 POS, a quoting and estimating application that can be used by both mobile devices and PCs.

2017

ASA launches TireMaster GTX, the premier all-in-one business software with centralized accounting, localized POS and in-depth reporting tools developed especially for multi-site tire and auto service centers.