Accessibility Statement
Our commitment to a website and wholesale buying experience that people can understand, navigate, and use.
Abby's Tires aims to make wholesale tire information, order-building tools, guides, policies, and contact paths usable by people with different abilities, devices, and assistive technologies.
Accessibility is an ongoing responsibility. We review the experience as content and tools change, and we welcome specific feedback when a buyer encounters a barrier online or needs reasonable communication support for a scheduled warehouse visit.
- Target
- WCAG 2.2 Level AA guidance
- Navigation
- Keyboard and visible focus support
- Content
- Structured headings and clear labels
- Support
- Barrier reports welcomed
What you need to know
Keyboard and focus
Interactive controls should be reachable and operable without a mouse, with a visible indication of the currently focused element.
- Logical navigation order
- Visible focus treatment
- Standard links, buttons, dialogs, and form controls
Screen readers and structure
Pages use meaningful headings, landmarks, labels, alternative text, and native controls to support assistive technology.
- Descriptive page titles and headings
- Labels and instructions associated with form fields
- Decorative icons hidden from assistive technology where appropriate
Color, text, and layout
The design aims for readable contrast, flexible layouts, and content that remains usable across desktop and mobile screens.
- Meaning is not communicated by color alone
- Text and controls reflow on narrow screens
- Readable spacing and clear information hierarchy
Motion and interaction
Motion is kept purposeful, and reduced-motion preferences are respected where animated effects are used.
- No essential information depends on animation
- Controls retain stable dimensions
- Dialogs provide clear close and action controls
Forms and error recovery
Wholesale forms aim to provide clear field names, required-state cues, validation messages, and next steps.
- Instructions appear near the relevant field
- Errors identify what needs attention
- Demo-only forms clearly state that information is not sent or saved
Documents and communications
If a requested document or communication is difficult to use, contact the wholesale team to discuss a practical alternative format or channel.
- Describe the page, document, or task involved
- Name the assistive technology or format when useful
- Do not include passwords or sensitive financial credentials
Warehouse access
Wholesale buyers can request reasonable assistance for a scheduled inspection, meeting, pickup, or loading appointment before arrival.
- Contact the team in advance
- Explain mobility, communication, or access needs
- Carrier and warehouse safety rules still apply
Third-party services
Some external websites, maps, carrier tools, documents, or future connected services may be outside our direct control.
- Report the specific external barrier
- We will help identify an alternative when reasonably available
- Third-party accessibility remains the provider's responsibility
Report an accessibility barrier
- 1
Identify the location
Share the page address, feature, form, document, or warehouse task where the problem occurred.
- 2
Describe the barrier
Explain what you were trying to do, what happened, and the content or action you could not access.
- 3
Add useful context
If comfortable, name the browser, device, assistive technology, or alternative format needed.
- 4
Receive follow-up
The issue can be reviewed, an alternative provided where possible, and the underlying experience improved.
Details that help us respond
- Page address or name of the document
- Task you were trying to complete
- Clear description of the barrier
- Browser and device when relevant
- Assistive technology when you choose to share it
- Preferred contact or alternative format
Accessible by design
Four foundations for a usable buying experience
The goal is to help every buyer find information, understand choices, complete tasks, and request support without unnecessary barriers.
Operate
Keyboard access, visible focus, and familiar controls.
Perceive
Alternative text, structure, contrast, and readable layouts.
Understand
Plain labels, instructions, validation, and consistent navigation.
Ask for help
A clear way to report barriers or request another format.
Questions
Frequently asked
Still have a question?
Call our wholesale team or send a quote request. We will review your sizes, quantity, destination, pricing, and availability.
Related pages
Wholesale terms: Accessibility support does not change warehouse safety rules, carrier requirements, product specifications, or confirmed wholesale order terms.