TIRE REBATES EXPLAINED
In an American retail space filled with no shortage of gimmicky sales and supposed discounts, tire rebates are a real opportunity to save money. $40, $80, even $100 off of/back on a set of tires is common.
Each major tire manufacturer typically releases a rebate offer a few times per year, but if you're not brand loyal, tire rebates are available almost all of the time. (See current tire rebates.)
The tire rebates process is very straightforward --
After you've identified a preferred tire rebate offer and are proceeding with a purchase from an authorized seller (not "Buford's Used Tires"), print and/or save the rebate form.
Each major tire manufacturer typically releases a rebate offer a few times per year, but if you're not brand loyal, tire rebates are available almost all of the time. (See current tire rebates.)
The tire rebates process is very straightforward --
After you've identified a preferred tire rebate offer and are proceeding with a purchase from an authorized seller (not "Buford's Used Tires"), print and/or save the rebate form.
Note that not necessarily all tires from a manufacturer are eligible for a given rebate offer. Verify that the tire model you're purchasing is eligible, and understand the applicable rebate value.
Many tire rebates can be submitted either online or by mail -- your choice.
Some manufacturers have set up a website dedicated to the tire rebates process. Goodyear, for example.
Be sure to submit for the tire rebate in a timely fashion. Often times there is a submission cutoff date that is within a few weeks of the rebate offer expiration.
Don't forget to submit your (legible) tire purchase invoice with the rebate form.
That's about it. Allow anywhere from a few weeks to a couple of months for the rebate to arrive; usually in the form of a pre-paid credit card, or sometimes a check.
Then use the rebate cash to buy more tires, like we do...
As an alternative to tire rebates (if you don't find what you're looking for), and for immediate savings on just about any tire purchase, have a look at our exclusive tire coupon codes.
Goodyear tire rebate materials have been used herein for illustration purposes.
Don't forget to submit your (legible) tire purchase invoice with the rebate form.
That's about it. Allow anywhere from a few weeks to a couple of months for the rebate to arrive; usually in the form of a pre-paid credit card, or sometimes a check.
Then use the rebate cash to buy more tires, like we do...
As an alternative to tire rebates (if you don't find what you're looking for), and for immediate savings on just about any tire purchase, have a look at our exclusive tire coupon codes.
Goodyear tire rebate materials have been used herein for illustration purposes.