Build a business around products you believe in.
Help people choose AMSOIL products, serve their maintenance needs and develop repeat customer relationships. Explore an independent business that can fit your schedule, with training and resources to help you learn.
A practical starting point for a product-sales business.
Building a dealership takes learning, customer conversations and follow-through. Sales, income and profit are not guaranteed.
Earn through eligible sales
Develop customers and accounts around real maintenance needs. Compensation follows AMSOIL’s current plan and qualification rules.
Choose how you serve customers
There is no inventory requirement to be a Dealer. Review the ordering process and decide how you will support your customers.
Start with the time you have
Plan learning, outreach and follow-up around your commitments. A flexible schedule still requires consistent work.
No minimum sales to be a Dealer
AMSOIL states there are no sales minimums to maintain a dealership. Higher compensation levels have separate qualifications.
Training and business resources
Use AMSOIL training, dealer tools and technical information to build product knowledge and develop your customer skills.
Corporate order support
AMSOIL handles eligible order processing, payment and shipping under its policies, letting you focus on customer relationships.
Be useful before asking for the sale.
- Learn which applications and products fit your intended customers.
- Listen to what people maintain and what they need to decide.
- Explain product information and account options accurately.
- Follow up and make the next appropriate purchase easier.
Choose one audience you understand.
A focused starting point makes your learning and conversations more relevant. Expand as your product knowledge and customer relationships develop.
Drivers and enthusiasts
Help personal-use buyers locate suitable products and understand PC membership when it fits.
Retailers and installers
Talk with shops about products for their customers. Account eligibility and approval remain with AMSOIL.
Commercial operations
Help businesses organize product questions for their own fleet or equipment. Start with a clear equipment list.
Understand the commitment before enrolling.
The U.S. Dealer program fee is $100 annually. Confirm the current fee and agreement on AMSOIL. Budget for any additional operating or marketing expenses you choose.
Review the compensation rules and income disclosures. Eligible sales and qualifications affect compensation, and expenses affect profit.
Talk with Trey about your starting point.
Tell Trey the customers you would like to serve, the time you can commit and the questions you have. Discuss the support you need before enrolling, then use the official onboarding and training resources.
After registration, check your confirmation and dealership association. AMSOIL controls official assignment and account status.
A dealership is for building a business.
Choose Preferred Customer membership if your goal is personal-use buying. Explore retail/installer accounts for an existing business selling or installing products, or commercial accounts for your company’s own equipment.
Make an informed decision, then take the first step.
- Review the business opportunity, costs and compensation information.
- Discuss your questions and intended customer focus with Trey.
- Complete the official enrollment and dealer agreement when ready.
- Review the confirmation, training and onboarding resources.
Questions worth answering before you decide
Can I build this alongside my current work?
You can explore a schedule that fits your commitments. Make room for learning, customer conversations and consistent follow-up.
How do I earn money?
Through eligible product sales under AMSOIL’s compensation rules. Qualification requirements apply, and expenses affect profit.
Do I have to keep inventory?
No inventory is required to be a Dealer. Review how orders and customer service will work for your business.
Is this a job with AMSOIL?
No. A dealership is an independent business, not employment or a salary.
What should I review before joining?
The current agreement, annual fee, compensation plan, income disclosure, marketing requirements and the time and expenses you expect to commit.
Explore what your own dealership could look like.
Start with the customers you want to help and the work you can commit to. Review the official details, then decide whether the opportunity fits.
Review the program at the source.
Dealer opportunity · Compensation and disclosures · Corporate support.
Synthetic Oil Depot is an independent AMSOIL dealership. Dealers operate independent businesses, not salaried employment. Sales, income and profit are not guaranteed. Trey may receive compensation from qualifying purchases or enrollments associated with this dealership. Current AMSOIL terms control.
Synthetic Oil Depot
Independent AMSOIL Dealer #5573391
Trey Campo · Spokane, Washington
Serving drivers and businesses in the Inland Northwest and across the U.S.