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Costco Members: Any Set of 4 Michelin Tires w/ Free Installation
$100 Off $900+
Costco Wholesale is offering its Members: Any Set of 4 Michelin Tires w/ Free Installation for $100 Off $900+ or $50 Off $899.99 and below.
Thanks to community member gotgreen for finding this deal.
Note, must login to your Costco account w/ an active membership to purchase. Installation is required w/ an appointment at any participating Costco Tire Center.
Thanks to community member gotgreen for finding this deal.
Note, must login to your Costco account w/ an active membership to purchase. Installation is required w/ an appointment at any participating Costco Tire Center.
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- You must search for your tires by entering your vehicle, license plate, or tire size information. Select your choice of tires based on driving needs/rim size. Schedule your installation appointment at any participating Costco Tire Center. Tires will be delivered to your chose Costco Tire Center free of charge for installation.
- Installation is required at any participating Costco Tire Center; appointment is required
- Offer valid through 9/24/23.
- 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.
- See the forum thread for deal discussion.
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Edited August 30, 2023
at 12:29 PM
Buy 4 Michelin tires over $900 and get $100 off or $50 off $899 and below plus free installation ($19.99/tire) for a total savings of up to $180
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Created 08-28-2023
at 07:10 PM
by gotgreen
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Last Edited by professorxavier
August 30, 2023
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11:03 AM
If you're buying high-priced Michelin tires ($900+ for 4 tires), the new discount will be very similar to what it has been for the past 9 months.
Match with Discount Tire/America's Tire if you can. DT/AT usually does not include their road hazard warranty (Add 10% of tire price to total price).
(Except for Pilot Sport 4S. This one has been low stock all of last year, all of this year, and higher than normal price because of that shortage).
Match with Discount Tire/America's Tire if you can. DT/AT usually does not include their road hazard warranty (Add 10% of tire price to total price).
(Except for Pilot Sport 4S. This one has been low stock all of last year, all of this year, and higher than normal price because of that shortage).
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MICHELIN CROSSCLIMATE2 225/50R18
ALL WEATHER TIRE
Item # 1516994
$239.99
Quantity 4
Subtotal
$ 1,066.88
Discount on Order
$ 200.00
Shipping & Handling
$ 0.00
Estimated Tax
$ 71.17
Total
$ 938.05
This was with installation included. Was able to get the tires delivered to Costco and installed 1.5 weeks later.
Installation went smoothly EXCEPT one tire was literally flat upon picking up my car. Had to tell them and they were confused as to how that happened (like whoever installed literally didn't pump it). This along with other things to inspect upon pickup.
Edit:
Seeing the total price for the same tires now at Total $949.75 after discount and taxes. So pretty much the same. I don't think it'd get any better in a week or so
They were $230.99x4, installation was waived then, and it was $70 Michelin discount.
This time, they are $230.99x4, installation is waived now, and $100 Michelin discount.
Slightly better at $30 extra discount this time, but nothing that breaks the bank.
Now, it's $50 off or $100 off, depending on the total price, but installation cost included.
It's roughly a $30 savings for those who purchase tires for $900+.
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That's regional. Around here the regional place is Town Fair. They will PM, but I find the tire market is a lot like mattresses - many places just don't carry or have available all the various models, even if there are 2 tires that are very comparable (if not the exact same except for a name whose purpose is just to make price matching impossible). Last time I tried to have them PM, they will PM the tire price but add in all sorts of misc shit to more than make up for the price difference.
I've bought tires from Costco twice, same store, and it's been smooth each time. Buy the tires, schedule the appt, and show up. Even rotations have gone very easily. Plus if you have Executive and/or the CC, you can get up to 4% back as well. Just last week I was able to schedule a rotation on Thursday for first thing Saturday AM, and it took less than 30 minutes for them to do the job and call me, while I was shopping.
I tried to do an OTD price comparison last time I bought tires, as the purchase was over $1k. By the time you make the regional tire place (again for me Town Fair) and the Costco offers as similar as possible (e.g. regional place has 2 wheel alignment for free, Costco doesn't do alignments at all; regional place has far shorter hazard protection than Costco, etc), Costco comes out ahead especially if you take into account the ~ $40-50 you'd get from the cash back.
That said, absolutely shop around, just make sure you're comparing apples with apples. For those purchases, I'd get the tires installed at Costco and then go to Town Fair to do the alignment, and it still came out cheaper than going to Town Fair direct.
Is this a corporate policy? I often find these policies oscillate between more $$ off, but you pay for install, to "installation included" but you get a lower discount. Ultimately you only care about OTD price, who cares if they charge you for install or give you a lower discount on the tires themselves)
I'm trying to understand how people were able to get the installation fee removed in the past since I thought this fee was non-negotiable.
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