SERVICE TERMS
MotionQuest Sourcing Terms of Service
What the service covers
The site helps business buyers organize tire procurement requirements and compare proposals for alternatives. A catalog entry is a product family the buyer can describe in an inquiry. It is not a statement that a particular manufacturer has accepted an order or can supply the listed item.
How to use comparisons
Ask the quoted supplier to identify its proposed tire and confirm the required dimensions, load designation, fitment and test evidence. The vehicle owner or an appointed fitment reviewer should decide whether any alternative can be accepted. The buyer is responsible for checking suitability before ordering or installing a tire.
Quotes and orders
An inquiry does not place an order or establish a supplier relationship. A price or lead time discussed during sourcing remains subject to the supplier’s written terms, confirmed product, order volume, shipping point and commercial scope. Record any warranty or returns process in the order itself.
Information you provide
Send only the information you may share for sourcing purposes. A redacted tire schedule can describe the application without disclosing a customer contract or internal pricing. Identify if a drawing or specification carries restrictions on supplier disclosure.
Questions and corrections
If the scope of your inquiry changes, use the contact form and identify the previous request without including payment details. Before relying on any response, check that it relates to the same tire configuration, quantity and destination you intend to order.
References and third-party material
Reference names identify a buyer’s starting point. MotionQuest Sourcing is a separate service and does not grant rights to use the reference name or materials. If you share a manufacturer’s technical sheet, check that the intended recipients can use it. When you send a revised specification, mark what changed so it is not confused with the earlier version.