Discount Tire is having a 100$ off 400, any brand ! Save now, thank me later :-)
03-13-2014, 02:31 PM
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Careful with these coupons, tire prices will go up a little bit, and swallow these savings right up.
For instance, if you go to onlinetires.com, a set of Neo Gens (my current tire) is $275 for four.
If you used the above link to buy two sets (in order to get above $400), subtract your $100 savings, and then divide by two to get a price per set, you're at...$274.
Granted you get free shipping which is great, but that's really all I'd count this coupon for, not necessarily $25 off each tire.
For instance, if you go to onlinetires.com, a set of Neo Gens (my current tire) is $275 for four.
If you used the above link to buy two sets (in order to get above $400), subtract your $100 savings, and then divide by two to get a price per set, you're at...$274.
Granted you get free shipping which is great, but that's really all I'd count this coupon for, not necessarily $25 off each tire.
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03-13-2014, 02:41 PM
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can i see the price with coupon before i commit to buy?
they have the tires i want, and they are on a $70 rebate currently.
edit: okay yeah you can, says you must use paypal only. hmmmmm.
they sell what I want for $592 shipped, TR is $580 shipped.
With the coupon code, that's down to $492, and with the rebate it's $422.
I'd rather spend $422 total on tires that are $3 more each, than $510 from TR without the discount.
they have the tires i want, and they are on a $70 rebate currently.
edit: okay yeah you can, says you must use paypal only. hmmmmm.
they sell what I want for $592 shipped, TR is $580 shipped.
With the coupon code, that's down to $492, and with the rebate it's $422.
I'd rather spend $422 total on tires that are $3 more each, than $510 from TR without the discount.
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03-14-2014, 12:49 AM
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Well here's a search for 225/45-15 NT-01 that many Miater's want/need
TireTab / Lowest Tire Prices for 225/45/15
So cheapest is Online tires : 576$ for a set + 85$ shipping to me wich will be less for most of you
On Ebay from the link : 624$ -100 per set and free shipping.
I guess your milage may vary depending on option...
TireTab / Lowest Tire Prices for 225/45/15
So cheapest is Online tires : 576$ for a set + 85$ shipping to me wich will be less for most of you
On Ebay from the link : 624$ -100 per set and free shipping.
I guess your milage may vary depending on option...
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03-14-2014, 09:58 AM
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would you get the $70 off or the video camera? I never heard of that one but it looks cool as an alternate to the $70.
DWS is on all of our cars and most people at work.
DWS is on all of our cars and most people at work.
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03-17-2014, 09:26 PM
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IDK how it is where you guys are, but the local bricks-n-mortar Discount Tire (aka America's Tire) Stores will match the online pricing from their internet ("Direct") counterpart. They don't always do it willingly, but they usually will honor whatever prices you see online. This became apparent when I called to ask them to be the tire store to receive my online order (which I was just about to place, pending their attitude) for installation. Instead, they offered to match it, juggling pricing around a bit to compensate for tax vs. shipping costs. All in all, it turned out a wash as I recall.
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03-18-2014, 01:04 PM
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That would make much more sense as I can't find them anywhere else either.
I've got a set of NT01s already, anyone know when this deal expires? Props for the thread either way.
I've got a set of NT01s already, anyone know when this deal expires? Props for the thread either way.
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03-18-2014, 01:30 PM
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IDK how it is where you guys are, but the local bricks-n-mortar Discount Tire (aka America's Tire) Stores will match the online pricing from their internet ("Direct") counterpart. They don't always do it willingly, but they usually will honor whatever prices you see online. This became apparent when I called to ask them to be the tire store to receive my online order (which I was just about to place, pending their attitude) for installation. Instead, they offered to match it, juggling pricing around a bit to compensate for tax vs. shipping costs. All in all, it turned out a wash as I recall.
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03-18-2014, 02:02 PM
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I would certainly give them a try. A few years ago, I won a forum raffle for a $100 discount card from the 'Direct' store (only) and the local store matched it close enough that I didn't bother to use it at the time. I eventually ended up using it later for tires on my relative's car (at a remote location), just to get rid of it. When calling different stores locally, I did find the reception for the idea was mixed. Some were obviously much more willing (hungrier) than others.
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