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expiredcrux posted Sep 09, 2022 08:10 PM
expiredcrux posted Sep 09, 2022 08:10 PM

Costco Members: Purchase & Install Set of 4 Michelin Tires, Get

(Valid thru 9/25, Installation Req'd)

$150 Off

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Costco is offering for their Members: Purchase and Install a Set of 4 Michelin Tires at a participating Costco Tire Center and Get $150 Off your total. Installation at a Costco Tire Center is required.

Thanks to Community Member crux for posting this deal.
  • Note: Valid on pretax purchase only. Not all makes, models and sizes available. Wheels not included. Must add a set of 4 eligible tires in order to qualify.
Deal Instructions:
  1. Visit the Costco Tire Page
  2. Enter your vehicle information and confirm your tire size on the following page
  3. Select your desired Costco location (your tires will be shipped there)
  4. Select from the available tires in the results
    • Verify you are selecting Michelin Brand Tires to receive $150 Discount
  5. Ensure a quantity of 4 is selected and add to your cart
  6. Your discount of $150 should apply in cart with free shipping to your selected Costco location.

Editor's Notes

Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Offer is valid through 9/25/22
    • Refer to the forum thread for deal discussion.
    • All passenger, performance and light truck tires sold through Costco Wholesale are covered by a 5-year Road Hazard Warranty protecting customers against treadwear damage and tire failure. Costco Wholesale will repair or replace tires damaged during standard legal vehicle operation (more info).
      • Note: Replacement tires will be provided in the form of credit toward purchase, determined by remaining tread analysis

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Written by crux
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Costco is offering for their Members: Purchase and Install a Set of 4 Michelin Tires at a participating Costco Tire Center and Get $150 Off your total. Installation at a Costco Tire Center is required.

Thanks to Community Member crux for posting this deal.
  • Note: Valid on pretax purchase only. Not all makes, models and sizes available. Wheels not included. Must add a set of 4 eligible tires in order to qualify.
Deal Instructions:
  1. Visit the Costco Tire Page
  2. Enter your vehicle information and confirm your tire size on the following page
  3. Select your desired Costco location (your tires will be shipped there)
  4. Select from the available tires in the results
    • Verify you are selecting Michelin Brand Tires to receive $150 Discount
  5. Ensure a quantity of 4 is selected and add to your cart
  6. Your discount of $150 should apply in cart with free shipping to your selected Costco location.

Editor's Notes

Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • About this Deal:
    • Offer is valid through 9/25/22
    • Refer to the forum thread for deal discussion.
    • All passenger, performance and light truck tires sold through Costco Wholesale are covered by a 5-year Road Hazard Warranty protecting customers against treadwear damage and tire failure. Costco Wholesale will repair or replace tires damaged during standard legal vehicle operation (more info).
      • Note: Replacement tires will be provided in the form of credit toward purchase, determined by remaining tread analysis

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bamx2
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Good price, and I am a Costco fan but the waiting time for tire service at Costco can be long. Remember that you have to go back for periodic rotations, and the time adds up. PM Costco at a tire store and get faster service.
PolishMamba
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I just had Discount Tire price match a set of Cross Climate 2's. It came out cheaper at Discount Tire. The out the door price was I had added to the cart, before any taxes even applied. I also used this a few months back for the BFGoodrich deal, same deal with matching the cart price. This included labor, taxes and all other fee's which saved another $100 or 2.
bababoi
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This is normal promo for Michelin tires at Costco. Taking a look at the prices just now and they've gotten more expensive...dang inflation!

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Sep 13, 2022 03:29 AM
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TWKZ85Sep 13, 2022 03:29 AM
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CrossClimate 2 tires are phenomenal, hands down the best all seasons you can get. Had mine for 2 years on my Subaru Forester and about to put a set on my Ascent. In the rain it's like it doesn't exist and does amazing in snow.
Sep 13, 2022 01:36 PM
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tymanSep 13, 2022 01:36 PM
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Quote from ethanweisinger :
On two cars? This is not a coincidence. With cars had the defenders and they both sucked.
2 versus the tens of millions of other cars and the hundreds of millions of Defender tiers in circulation? Please learn statistics and sample size as well as manufacturing defects/acceptance sampling.
Sep 13, 2022 02:50 PM
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FarmerPeterSep 13, 2022 02:50 PM
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Be careful with Costco deals on tires. If you ever need the tire replaced, they will claw back the discount they gave you on the original tire. For example, lets say you buy a tire for $150 each with a $40 discount per tire. If you need to get your tire replaced because of a road hazard, they will prorate the new tire based on wear, lets say it was at 50% tread life. So they will give you a $75 "credit" on the new tire, but they will subtract the $40 you saved on the first tire. So you'll only get $35 towards the new tire. I believe they will install/swap it for free though. They do this because they treat it like a return/rebuy, the same as if you returned a chair you bought when it was on sale and then rebought it at the current price, not on sale.
Sep 13, 2022 03:29 PM
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FarmerPeterSep 13, 2022 03:29 PM
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Quote from dealz4home :
I have the same question. No one seems to address it. Dont understand the love for Discount Tire. It took 1.5 hours the last time I had my tires installed at Costco. Not the end of the world.

Collecting a few notes from prior threads:
(1) Costco has a 5-yr road hazard
https://slickdeals.net/forums/showpost.php?p=156044974&postcount=34

Is this still accurate?

(2) "but you should beware of their new warranty replacement policy. If they have to replace a tire, you get a credit for what you paid for (discounted price, let's say 140) but calculating what u need to pay, the price they use is the current price(180). Since current price for 1 tire is never discounted, u will end up paying the difference ($40)in a warranty repair. On top of it they charge a installation fee. I recently had to pay $65 on a $170 tire warranty replacement 4 months after I bought them at Costco."
https://slickdeals.net/forums/showpost.php?p=149765878&postcount=25

Can anyone confirm if this is true or not?

(3) Road hazard only gives you protection for just the tire that goes bad. As many people are looking at the CC2s for SUVs with AWD, note that even if you have road hazard, you still have to replace the rest of your tires at the same time at your own cost (unless they are barely worn) to not damage your tranny. I don't know how Discount Tires road hazard works, but I bet its the same. So I think this is not really anything that is better or worse between different tire shops. Its just a reminder.
Very true. I argued with them for 15 minutes and they didn't charge me for the credit I had gotten two years before the tire fell apart.
Sep 13, 2022 04:05 PM
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PickyCustomerSep 13, 2022 04:05 PM
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Quote from FarmerPeter :
Be careful with Costco deals on tires. If you ever need the tire replaced, they will claw back the discount they gave you on the original tire. For example, lets say you buy a tire for $150 each with a $40 discount per tire. If you need to get your tire replaced because of a road hazard, they will prorate the new tire based on wear, lets say it was at 50% tread life. So they will give you a $75 "credit" on the new tire, but they will subtract the $40 you saved on the first tire. So you'll only get $35 towards the new tire. I believe they will install/swap it for free though. They do this because they treat it like a return/rebuy, the same as if you returned a chair you bought when it was on sale and then rebought it at the current price, not on sale.
150$ is not that much really. Each tire costs about 260$ (At least for me). . So 30-40 dollar per tire mmm really is not a big change in total. Still cheapest tire compare to all those online sellers (at least for me) except if someone wants to go for cheaper brands ( Pirelli and Goodyear are good I am not talking about them)
Last edited by PickyCustomer September 13, 2022 at 10:55 AM.
Sep 13, 2022 04:14 PM
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PickyCustomerSep 13, 2022 04:14 PM
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I normally get pirelli p0 and sometime Goodyear. II ordered Michelin pilot sport all season this time from costco. Reviews are good . Had some touring from Michelin and Bridgestone before, also performance ones from Hankook which I did not like them. Hankook was worse than touring from Michelin. Among three Michelin touring was winner but not even close to Pirelli. Michelin Pilot sport is supposed to be good though and comparable. Will keep you updated after installing them this weekend.
Last edited by PickyCustomer September 13, 2022 at 10:30 AM.
Sep 13, 2022 04:53 PM
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PickyCustomerSep 13, 2022 04:53 PM
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Quote from tyman :
Our rotations are every 6k miles.
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Sep 13, 2022 04:53 PM
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PickyCustomerSep 13, 2022 04:53 PM
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Sep 13, 2022 04:58 PM
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PickyCustomerSep 13, 2022 04:58 PM
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Quote from HonestPickle339 :
Had a very disappointing after sales experience at Costco recently on these Michelin tires. My colleague took Michelin tires 3 years ago and they were supposed to be running 60K miles as per the warranty. Then after an year of purchase he had wheel alignment too. He did rotate the tires outside few times it seems which he couldn't get record. Those tires lasted only 27k or so. When we went to Costco Mettawa and since he couldn't show much records of tire rotation they refused to honor the warranty. Even that wheel alignment they expected to happen with in an year. When he called Michelin they agreed to refund based on the usage but asked to come through the dealer we purchased and we didn't get much help from Costco on that though. Finally after few follow ups my colleague gave up on this and went for Michelin Cross Climate tires from another Costco store. I didn't expect this kind of service from Costco. Please be aware they expect Wheel alignment within an year of purchase and rotations to happen each 8K miles once to honor the warranty.
My experience is "Never count on warranty". I normally fix myself and save time. 30k mile is not really bad. Even if you have tread left (harder touring tires) your tires are much more slippery at that milage.
Just pay a fraction of comprehensive insurance for better tires (30k miles) better suspension (at most 60k miles) and better brakes and be focused on the road Smilie
you will save insurance and lives
Last edited by PickyCustomer September 13, 2022 at 01:41 PM.
Sep 13, 2022 05:08 PM
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ROKETSep 13, 2022 05:08 PM
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We're 14 pages in at this point but Ill ask my question anyway. I know NOTHING about tires and my 2018 Corolla is coming up on needing to have all 4 tires changed. 40kish miles. These are the tires available to me:

Michelin - Primacy All Season
Michelin - Premier A/S
Michelin - Defender T + H
Michelin - X Tour A/S T + H

The Cross Climate ones seem to be gone. The last two have 80k warranties but cost less. The Primancy and Premier have less warranty...but cost more...why?!
Sep 13, 2022 05:35 PM
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hari_26Sep 13, 2022 05:35 PM
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Have been using this deal every time I need to change tires on my cars and realized that these tires wear out very fast (soft rubber may be). I never got more than 30k miles on Michelins bought from Costco (sometimes only 25k). This time planning to try different store and brand of tires.
Sep 13, 2022 06:45 PM
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PickyCustomerSep 13, 2022 06:45 PM
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Quote from ROKET :
We're 14 pages in at this point but Ill ask my question anyway. I know NOTHING about tires and my 2018 Corolla is coming up on needing to have all 4 tires changed. 40kish miles. These are the tires available to me:

Michelin - Primacy All Season
Michelin - Premier A/S
Michelin - Defender T + H
Michelin - X Tour A/S T + H

The Cross Climate ones seem to be gone. The last two have 80k warranties but cost less. The Primancy and Premier have less warranty...but cost more...why?!
Quality of tire defines the price not longetivity. Like brake distance . How well in rain it will be. Normally higher quality tires are around 40k advertised miles . The one advertised 80k normally are very hard and will not stop as well also will be more slippery . You need to change your tire once per 5-6 years even if they have good tread on them. (Depends on climate too) They get hard during time.
Sep 13, 2022 06:59 PM
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tymanSep 13, 2022 06:59 PM
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Quote from ROKET :
We're 14 pages in at this point but Ill ask my question anyway. I know NOTHING about tires and my 2018 Corolla is coming up on needing to have all 4 tires changed. 40kish miles. These are the tires available to me:

Michelin - Primacy All Season
Michelin - Premier A/S
Michelin - Defender T + H
Michelin - X Tour A/S T + H

The Cross Climate ones seem to be gone. The last two have 80k warranties but cost less. The Primancy and Premier have less warranty...but cost more...why?!
For a Corolla? Something like Kelly Edge A/S from Walmart would be more than fine.
Sep 13, 2022 07:16 PM
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CiBaLLNSep 13, 2022 07:16 PM
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Quote from ROKET :
We're 14 pages in at this point but Ill ask my question anyway. I know NOTHING about tires and my 2018 Corolla is coming up on needing to have all 4 tires changed. 40kish miles. These are the tires available to me:

Michelin - Primacy All Season
Michelin - Premier A/S
Michelin - Defender T + H
Michelin - X Tour A/S T + H

The Cross Climate ones seem to be gone. The last two have 80k warranties but cost less. The Primancy and Premier have less warranty...but cost more...why?!
After weeks of researching all of the major tire centers, I ended up going to Walmart and getting the Goodyear Reliant A/S 205/60/R16 for $91 each. Plus it was $27 for install on each tire that includes road hazard and lifetime balancing. They have appointments and I was in and out within 1 hour. The tires have a 65k warranty and have been good so far.

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Sep 13, 2022 07:21 PM
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SeekNDstrySep 13, 2022 07:21 PM
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Quote from PolishMamba :
I just had Discount Tire price match a set of Cross Climate 2's. It came out cheaper at Discount Tire. The out the door price was I had added to the cart, before any taxes even applied. I also used this a few months back for the BFGoodrich deal, same deal with matching the cart price. This included labor, taxes and all other fee's which saved another $100 or 2.
Did you pm in person or in the website

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