Here are some frequent ones:

• Mounting and balancing of tires
  This is frequently an added cost. However, most tire change specialists will note this upfront, because they don’t want to get in a fight with a customer once the tires are on. If you aren’t sure, just ask.
• Installation of valve stems (possibly)
  Usually this is not an expensive add-on. Additionally, the jury is out on how often this should be performed. Some enthusiastic auto care professionals insist on having them changed every time, while others say every 2-3 times you get new tires this should be done. If you don’t know or can’t remember the last time the valve stems were replaced you should go ahead and have them changed, and make a note of it in your maintenance log and keep that in your glove compartment.
• Disposal cost of your old tires
  Some states (like California) have very rigorous tire disposal procedures and costs associated with that. Inquiring about disposal fees is a good question to ask after printing out one of the coupons and calling to schedule an appointment.
• Other fees including local taxes
  Again, a hard cost associated with doing business in your local area.
• Road hazard protection (an option)
  Often an extra option you can choose to pay for so that your are warrantied against (for example) a damaged tire that is damaged due to a road hazard that occurred during normal driving.

And there you have it! Hopefully this will help out with asking the right questions when you are getting your tires changed.

A primary thing to keep in mind when replacing tires is the weather conditions in which you regularly drive your automobile. The other items at the top of your list should be the size and rating of your tires, and any personal preferences.

No matter what tire or price range you have in mind, make sure that your new tires have the same load rating and speed index (or greater) than your original tires. It’s also possible you may not need to replace all the tires at one time. This could be due to how your tires wear over time. Talking with an expert at a tire center would be the wisest choice when considering this option.

Sometimes a price will look exceptionally good. But you need to make sure that mounting and balancing is included in that price.

More and more, people are searching for discount tire coupons online. Obviously they don’t actually “change” the tires for you. So how does it work?

Many of the online stores will ship your tires directly to a local automotive center. Then you bring your automobile in and have them installed. This can be convenient especially if they can deliver to a center near your offic or home.

That doesn’t mean all the deals are ONLY online.Some regional or local tire centers might actually offer a better deal and throw in the mounting and balancing for free. Other places, like Sam’s Club, Costco, and others often offer discount tires and have an automotive center in-house. Since these national companies with a local presence deal in such large volumes, their prices often rival the online stores as well.

Whatever choice you ultimately end up going with as a source for discount tires, make sure you always have the correct numbers, as shown above, and ask lots of questions.

For this reason, tire coupons are a regular strategy tire change centers use to entice automobile owners into their store or retail location. Any company, from Firestone to Tire Kingdom offers tire specials and discount coupons.

Often these coupons are available online, or available in coupon books. Any major tire retailer or tire center will offer a nationwide tire coupon on their website. You can go to any of their website’s and find coupons. Local “mom and pop” stores also have tire coupons – usually only available locally through local advertising and local newspapers and magazines.

The idea is that these local companies can advertise alongside the big companies on TireCouponsList.com. While we are still in the infacy stage many of these companies have already started listing here.

Tire coupons work for everyone. The customer likes to save money on a rather expensive component of their vehicle (tires) and the tire change company gets a chance to show how customer oriented they are, as well as getting new business. If the customer is treated well, chances are they will be back for more service and maintenance on all their vehicles. If the tire change center is a full service automobile repair shop, they can make their other services known to the new customer as well. The tire company also captures the vehicle owner’s information, which means the customer can be alerted via mail to new specials directly in a more personal manner.

If you are looking for tire change coupons, select your state from the right and drill down to find coupons in your area. If there aren’t any coupons available, we serve up nationwide ads that allow you to go to a national brand and download their coupons. Otherwise we’ll serve up Google Ads which are usually pretty relevant as well.