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Discount Tire Direct Memorial Day Sale w/ Rebates Expired
Up to $320
Discount Tire Direct.com is hosting their Memorial Day Deals Sale with Up to $320 in Total Rebates listed below. Thanks weavec2004
Note, purchase must be made on or before May 30th, 2017. Rebate will be paid out in a form of a VISA Prepaid Card; allow up to 4 weeks after mailing for delivery of your prepaid card.
Discount Tire Direct Offers
Note, some examples are listed below. Be sure to check the rebate form for each offer and verify the rebate dates and other qualifications.
Note, purchase must be made on or before May 30th, 2017. Rebate will be paid out in a form of a VISA Prepaid Card; allow up to 4 weeks after mailing for delivery of your prepaid card.
Discount Tire Direct Offers
- Get a $25, $75, or $100 Rebate on Select Sets of 4 Tires w/ Offer Code: dtd0098
- Get a $100 Visa Prepaid Card on Select Sets of 4 Wheels w/ Offer Code dtd0098 (excludes Unique and Cragar brands)
- Get a $60 Rebate on Any Set of 4 Tires/Wheels w/ a Discount Tire Credit Card w/ Offer Code: dtd0099
- Note, you may apply for a card here
Note, some examples are listed below. Be sure to check the rebate form for each offer and verify the rebate dates and other qualifications.
- General Tire: Up to $70 VISA Prepaid Card
- Vogue: $75 VISA Prepaid Card
- Goodyear: $80 VISA Prepaid Card
- Yokohama: Up to $80 VISA Prepaid Card or Jersey
- Goodyear: Up to $80 VISA Prepaid Card
- Pro Comp: $50 VISA Prepaid Card
- Hankook: Up to $100 VISA Prepaid Card
Editor's Notes & Price Research
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Purchase must be made on or before May 30th, 2017. A set of (4) qualifying tires and/or (4) wheels of the same model must be purchased at the same time. The set can only be for one vehicle and the redemption form must be postmarked, or submitted online, by June 29th, 2017. Refer to the forum thread for additional details. -Corwin
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For those in the market for tires (or wheels), it looks like this popular deal from Discount Tire Direct [discounttiredirect.com] is coming back. The sale runs Monday, May 22nd through Tuesday, May 30th, 2017, as advertised here [discounttiredirect.com].
Get a $25, $75, or $100 Prepaid Card by Mail
• On Select Sets of 4 Tires
Get a $100 Prepaid Card by Mail
• On 4 Wheels (excluding Unique and Cragar brands)
Use the Discount Tire Credit Card and get a $60 Prepaid Card by Mail
• On Any Set of 4 Tires
• On Any Set of 4 Wheels
The deal should be stackable with rebates as long the rebated tire is included in the promo. Existing rebates that will be current during this promo include:
Hankook up to $100 Prepaid Card [discounttiredirect.com]
Goodyear up to $80 Prepaid Card [discounttiredirect.com]
Pro Comp $50 Visa Prepaid Card [discounttiredirect.com]
Yokohama up to $80 Visa or Jersey [discounttiredirect.com]
Get a $25, $75, or $100 Prepaid Card by Mail
• On Select Sets of 4 Tires
Get a $100 Prepaid Card by Mail
• On 4 Wheels (excluding Unique and Cragar brands)
Use the Discount Tire Credit Card and get a $60 Prepaid Card by Mail
• On Any Set of 4 Tires
• On Any Set of 4 Wheels
The deal should be stackable with rebates as long the rebated tire is included in the promo. Existing rebates that will be current during this promo include:
Hankook up to $100 Prepaid Card [discounttiredirect.com]
Goodyear up to $80 Prepaid Card [discounttiredirect.com]
Pro Comp $50 Visa Prepaid Card [discounttiredirect.com]
Yokohama up to $80 Visa or Jersey [discounttiredirect.com]
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I always buy my tires from DTD - but the past few have seemed incredibly underwhelming compared to sales of old. Very restricted selection of tires with prepaid card offers, out of stock on some at the very beginning of the sale (so never available), etc.
I need new tires for the wife's Q5...so I remain hopeful. But I'm tempering my expectations this time around.
regardless, thanks for the heads up!
But last time I needed SUV tires (Nitto 421Q), DTD was the best price hands down.
i only know they make a Michelin Defender in an LT now but it's expensive
Ultimately, it all depends on the base price of tires themselves. And when you spec one out on DTD, always call in a few local stores to see if they'll beat...or at least match with some freebies (discounted install, etc)
Ultimately, it all depends on the base price of tires themselves. And when you spec one out on DTD, always call in a few local stores to see if they'll beat...or at least match with some freebies (discounted install, etc)
I completely agree with you. $100 off $400 is the way to go
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Does this mean if my car has staggered setup (different tire width on front vs. rear), I will not be qualified for the rebate?
Does this mean if my car has staggered setup (different tire width on front vs. rear), I will not be qualified for the rebate?
you will. I've done it before. as long as it's the same tire model.