EK Riepas needed to connect its online tyre catalogue with workshop services and appointment booking. Private drivers and fleet customers needed a clear way to find suitable tyres and plan a visit in their preferred language. The replacement also needed a technical foundation for further catalogue development and release preparation.
Dmitrijs Brujevs planned the replacement as one Drupal Commerce application and leads its development. Product filters, workshop information and booking share a multilingual interface. Containerised infrastructure and a repeatable staging deployment process support testing and preparation for launch.
The public test environment demonstrates product browsing, responsive catalogue pages and an appointment flow with service, date and time selection. The case study records the July 2026 development stage; it does not represent a completed production launch or measured business results.
Dmitrijs built the previous EK Riepas website. The client returned for a new generation that would bring tyre sales and workshop appointments closer together. EK Riepas serves private drivers and fleets, offering new and used tyres, tyre fitting, wheel repair and painting, seasonal storage and air-conditioning service. Dmitrijs’s role covers system planning, architecture, development and deployment.
The E-Service flow lets a customer choose a workshop service, view available dates and time slots, and receive a booking confirmation. Keeping these steps alongside the catalogue gives customers a way to plan their visit online. The intended benefit is less uncertainty about availability before contacting the workshop.
Season, dimensions, brand, load and speed ratings all matter when choosing tyres. The catalogue presents these attributes as filters and readable product details, together with stock and prices. Product variations retain the structure needed by Drupal Commerce while customer-facing names keep the choice understandable.
Catalogue, booking and deployment are developed within one system, with Dmitrijs responsible for the technical decisions across them.
Structured products and variations connect catalogue filters, stock, prices and cart workflows. The model leaves room for further catalogue development.
Service information leads into a booking flow with an availability calendar, time slots and confirmation, so customers can plan the service and the visit together.
Docker, Nginx, release validation and immutable release publication support repeatable staging deployments. Operational checks and documentation prepare the system for production acceptance.
EK Riepas has authorised publication of this case study and the project screenshots shown here.
The linked preview is a development environment for reviewing the catalogue, service pages and booking journey. It demonstrates the implementation at the stage described here; production acceptance and launch are separate milestones.
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