In 1960, Discount Tire was founded by Bruce T. Halle in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with an inventory of only six tires. Through the following years, Halle cultivated connections with his community, customers and employees through respect and fairness, and he was able to turn Discount Tire into America’s largest independent tire and wheel retailer. You can now find one of the more than 900 Discount Tire locations across 29 states, with each store still offering the warm and personal touch to the individual customer that you’d expect from a neighborhood store like that original one in Michigan.

Every set of tires you buy from Discount Tire comes with installation and free lifetime rotations. You’ll also get free prorated road hazard coverage, which means you’ll get a credit towards your purchase of new tires if normal road hazards cause you to need to replace your tires. In other words, you’ll get a credit based on the remaining treadwear of your tires when you get your new ones.

Shop for tires and wheels in a variety of sizes, functionality and price points. A full-service tire shop helps with flat repair, balancing and rotating, installation, air pressure checks and much more. New to shopping for tires? Check out the helpful Tips and Guides section at the Discount Tire website to learn about what to consider when shopping for a new set of tires. Or contact a local store or customer service to get steered in the right direction. 

A low-price guarantee lets you know that you’re going to be getting the lowest price around. If you find a lower price on tires and installation, just contact customer service to get the lower price matched. Visit the Discount Tire page at Rakuten to find coupons and promo codes. Shop through Rakuten to earn Cash Back towards your quarterly Big Fat Check every time you need new tires.

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