How KICKER Cuts Distribution Miles by Up to 75%

When growth pushed its supply chain to the limit, high-performance audio brand KICKER partnered with Averitt to re-engineer its distribution strategy.

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By shifting from a West Coast model to Averitt’s East Coast hub in Charleston, KICKER reduced fulfillment miles by 67–75%, improved speed to market, and cut costs—all while gaining visibility and efficiency through advanced technology.

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