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Savings of $128 is $80 for the tires, $48 for the labor... Which comes out to $12 a tire. Since it's $17 for lifetime balancing and rotation (now) , you'd pay the $5 balance x 4 to get it to $68 total for labor.
You can also pay $10 x 4 for road hazard, but IMO, when tires are this cheap (for my car at least), it almost isn't worth it... Just get a new tire for that $40.
If you get goodyear brand tires, goodyear stores will fix your flats for free even if you didn't buy it from them... That's usually the bulk of the road hazard coverage that I acrually use.
I have the reliants on my '13 prius... No issues at all. Very thick tread depth even after a year, and though my car isn't a hotrod by any measure, these have worked great through all types of weather. Haven't tested them in the winter as I switch to winter every January.
UPDATE: The banner which was shared multiple times in this thread clearly shows free install and balance. I had a chat with Walmart, and they stated it is a free one-time balance with the installation. If I wanted lifetime balance, then I must pay extra. I contacted my local Walmart, and they confirmed this, and said they are doing free installs and one time balance up to and including Sunday November 27th.
Click the link below and look at post #342 for a screenshot showing free install and balance if you have a problem at the Walmart installation center.
https://slickdeals.net/f/16182100-select-goodyear-cooper-tires-20-off-w-free-installation-one-time-wheel-balance?p=15910
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that fee isnt what we are talking about. we are talking about the store charging to physically dispose of your old tire. be it charging to haul it to the recycle plant, or carry it to the back storage room... and it is 100% optional from all angles. it is a completely separate fee than the one built into the price of a new tire. which is why you can go to walmart and buy and install tires, and elect to keep your old tires, and you will not receive the tire disposal fee we are talking about. you can also bring them tires you bought elsewhere, that you already paid the "tire disposal tax" on, and have them install them, and they will or will not charge you an additional amount to dispose of your old tires if you choose to do so.
most places that offer free installation also include the tire disposal fee as part of the free service.
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