Goodyear Tires (B3G1F) @ Sears.com (Today Only!) +$40 off + $160 MIR

Goodyear Assurance ComforTred Touring Tire - 215/55R17 94V BSW
Sold By: Sears

(You Save: $-200.99)
4
$643.96

Performance Balance (Life of the Tire Balance Mounting Included)
Sold By: Sears

(You Save: $-32.00)
4
$63.96

Chrome Sleeve Valve Stem
Sold By: Sears

4
$15.96
TIRE DISPOSAL FEE
Sold By: Sears

4
$8.00
HANDLING FEE
Sold By: Sears

4
$0.00
Order Date: 28-Sep-2012

Initial Subtotal:
$731.88
Tax:
$41.17
Your Savings:
$232.99
Total:
$540.06

Is the 50% off installation stated anywhere else other than the small description on the daily deals page?

Good deal,but where is the rebate without sears card?

discount tire has these same tires in my size (225/65/17) for $900 with tax and road hazard and $30 MIR

I bought the set at sears for $620 after tax, road hazard, lifetime balance and before the $80 MIR - great deal!

I need 195 60 15. it doesnt look like these tires are available in that size.

Any ideas?

Quote from long_time_lurke : I need 195 60 15. it doesnt look like these tires are available in that size. Any ideas?

I'm not an expert by any means, but my car came with 185/55r15, currently has 195/55r15 and will be getting 195/60r15 next week. It seems you can change the numbers a little, but as the guy who is installing my tires told me, you just have to make sure that nothing "rubs".

Quote from long_time_lurke : I need 195 60 15. it doesnt look like these tires are available in that size. Any ideas?

205/60/15 would probably be OK, knowing nothing else about your situation http://www.sears.com/goodyear-ass...P?prdNo=20

rebate

http://www.goodyeartirerebates.com/pdf/GOE.pdf

Be careful this would be a good deal only if it is a good product.
About 4 years ago I bought entire set of Goodyear Assurance tires and they were very good for about a year. Then the car developed a shake, I went back got it rebalanced. It did not work and the shake got so bad that some of the wheel weights actually fell off. They rebalanced all the tires again. Still had the shake. The third time I went in they said there was a GOODYEAR recall because the belts were defective or something and they replaced two tires for free and rebalanced all the tires. The tires were good for about another year and the shake came back. Anyway I got fed up! Went to Sams and got all replaced with Michelins and for the past two years / 40k miles not a single problem with the tires.
Maybe I just got a bad batch of Goodyear tires. Do some research to see if that tire is best for your car and what others say about it on Tirerack.com before getting it at Sears.

sweet!!!

Quote from bSak : Is the 50% off installation stated anywhere else other than the small description on the daily deals page?

Not that I can see; however, it deducts the 50% off any balancing you wish to add. Click 'total savings' when viewing your 'cart' (located under 'Estimated Pre-tax Total').

Quote from De-Cuss : Good deal,but where is the rebate without sears card?

It's the same rebate form either way. 1 box to check for $80 (without use of Sears card); the other box to check for $160 (with use of Sears card).

Sweet deal... brought my uncle a set of tires for $69 after taxes and rebate. Maybe add another $25 /wheel for installation and balance.

do we have to order by phone? I could not find add to cart anywhere? it is b'cause of the browser( using Chrome)

crap, I don't have sears cc. Just applied and got approved. now I have to wait for the card number to arrive.