Monthly Tires & Rubber Products Inventory Position Report

Track and analyze inventory positions, turnover rates, and stock levels across distribution centers for tires and rubber products. Focus on inventory health metrics, aging analysis, and supply chain efficiency to optimize stock levels while maintaining service levels.

Report Objective

Monitor and evaluate the inventory position, aging, and movement of tires and rubber products across distribution centers. Identify opportunities to optimize stock levels, reduce holding costs, and maintain appropriate service levels while preventing stockouts and overstock situations.

Inventory Position and Turnover Analysis

Line charts showing inventory value trends and turnover rates by product category

Questions to Consider:

2024-032024-042024-05report_date$1,200,000$1,300,000$1,400,000$1,500,000$1,600,000sum(inventory_value) vs. product_categorysum(inventory_value)product_categoryHow is Total Inventory Value Trending?Inventory value shows seasonal patterns with peak holdings in winter months

  • What is the month-over-month change in total inventory value?

  • Are there consistent seasonal patterns in inventory holdings?

  • Which product categories drive the highest inventory value?

  • Which categories have concerning turnover rates?

  • How do turnover rates compare to industry benchmarks?

  • What factors might explain turnover variations between categories?

Passenger TiresCommercial TiresIndustrial RubberSpecialty TiresRubber Componentsproduct_category0.020.040.060.080.0sum(turnover_rate)sum(turnover_rate)How Does Inventory Turnover Vary by Product Category?Passenger tires show highest turnover rates while specialty products turn slower

Stock Aging and Slow-Moving Inventory

Bar charts displaying aging buckets and slow-moving inventory by location

Questions to Consider:

0-30 days31-60 days61-90 days91-180 days180+ daysage_bucket$0$1,000,000$2,000,000$3,000,000$4,000,000$5,000,000sum(inventory_value)Atlanta DCSeattle DCNew York DCLos Angeles DCDallas DCChicago DCWhat is the Current Aging Profile of Inventory?15% of inventory value is aged beyond 90 days

  • Which locations have the highest proportion of aged inventory?

  • How does the aging profile compare to previous months?

  • What actions can address aging inventory concerns?

  • Which locations require immediate attention for inventory reduction?

  • What strategies could help move aging inventory?

  • Are there specific product categories driving slow-moving inventory?

Atlanta DCChicago DCDallas DCLos Angeles DCNew York DCSeattle DClocation$0$1,000,000$2,000,000$3,000,000$4,000,000$5,000,000sum(inventory_value)sum(inventory_value)Where is Slow-Moving Inventory Concentrated?Two locations account for 60% of slow-moving inventory value

Service Level Performance

Bar and line charts showing fill rates and stockout incidents

Questions to Consider:

2024-032024-042024-05report_date93.5%94.0%94.5%95.0%95.5%96.0%fill_ratefill_rateHow are Fill Rates Trending?Fill rates remain above 95% target despite recent fluctuations

  • What is causing recent fill rate variations?

  • How do current fill rates compare to targets?

  • Are there patterns in service level performance?

  • What factors are driving recent stockout increases?

  • Which products or locations experience most stockouts?

  • How can we prevent future stockout incidents?

2024-032024-042024-05report_date0246810stockout_incidentsstockout_incidentsWhat is the Trend in Stockout Incidents?Stockout incidents increased 20% in recent months