Terms for business customers
Valid from the date the web shop opens. Version 2026-10-09. The Norwegian version prevails in case of discrepancy.
These terms apply when the buyer states an organisation number at checkout and acts in the course of business. The terms of sale apply as far as they fit; in case of conflict, these terms prevail for business purchases.
1. Who these terms apply to
A business customer is an enterprise registered in the Norwegian Central Coordinating Register for Legal Entities (Enhetsregisteret) that buys for use in its own business. At checkout we look up the organisation number in the register; if the enterprise is under bankruptcy proceedings or struck off, the order must first be agreed with us. The person placing the order confirms that they are authorised to act on behalf of the enterprise.
2. Governing legislation
The purchase is governed by the Norwegian Sale of Goods Act. The Consumer Purchases Act and the Right of Withdrawal Act do not apply, and business customers have no right of withdrawal. The privacy policy also applies to business customers.
3. Ordering and confirmation
The agreement is binding when the order has been sent and the payment reserved. We send an order confirmation by e-mail with the enterprise's name, organisation number and any reference. The web shop has an upper limit of 20 tyres per order; larger orders are agreed by e-mail or telephone.
4. Prices and payment
Prices in the web shop are shown including 25% VAT; the receipt specifies the amount excluding VAT and the VAT amount. Business customers pay by card or Vipps at checkout; Klarna is not available. The amount is reserved at ordering and charged when the goods are dispatched or ready for collection. Invoices with a payment term are offered only by separate agreement and are then sent from our accounting system. Public bodies and enterprises requiring electronic invoicing (EHF) agree this with us before ordering.
5. Delivery and risk
Delivery takes place by collection at the workshop or with Posten to the stated address, with the same delivery times as for consumers. The risk for the goods passes to the buyer on delivery. Check the parcel on receipt and report any visible damage to the carrier.
6. Inspection and complaints
The buyer shall inspect the goods as soon as possible after delivery (Sale of Goods Act section 31). Defects must be reported within a reasonable time after they were or should have been discovered, and no later than two years after delivery (section 32). In case of a defect the buyer may demand repair or replacement; if that fails, a price reduction or termination under the Act. Wear, damage from incorrect tyre pressure, incorrect fitting by others and damage sustained in use are not defects. Use the complaint form or e-mail webshop@evvaauto.no.
7. Cancellation and returns
The order may be cancelled free of charge until the goods are dispatched or reported ready for collection; the reservation is released. After delivery there is no right of withdrawal. Returns of unmounted tyres in original condition may be agreed case by case; the buyer then covers shipping, and we may charge a return fee stated in advance.
8. Limitation of liability
The seller's liability for loss due to delay or defects is limited to the purchase price of the goods concerned. The seller is not liable for indirect loss, such as loss of production, loss of profit or loss resulting from the goods not being usable as intended (Sale of Goods Act section 67). The limitation does not apply where the loss is caused by gross negligence or intent on the seller's part.
9. Personal data
We process the contact person's name, e-mail and telephone number to fulfil the purchase, and the enterprise's details for the receipt and accounting. The organisation number is looked up in the public register. See the privacy policy.
10. Disputes
The agreement is governed by Norwegian law. The parties shall seek to resolve disputes amicably; failing that, the case may be brought before Søndre Østfold District Court as the agreed venue.
v. 2026-10-09