25 Best Places to Buy Tires & Save $100s

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According to Angie’s List, members report paying an average cost of $637 to replace four tires, with a range of $525 to $725. That’s obviously a ton of money to pay all at once, especially when you have bills and necessities to afford.

Listed below, I’ve compiled all the best places to get affordable tires in a very concise and time saving way. Whether you’re shopping for new or used tires, want to buy them in person or online, you’ll find the resources you need here.

1. BJ’s Tires

You can get tires from these guys in just a few easy steps.

Step one: find the tires you want on their site
Step two: choose an installation time that works best for you
Step three: order and pay online
Step four: Go to your nearest auto center when the time comes and get them installed!

Don’t forget top take advantage of coupons and special promo codes. These guys seems to always have some sort of especial like Buy 3 Tires, Get 1 Free! This applies to any store and website mentioned in this post, by the way.

2. Discount Tire

Discount Tire is the largest independent tire retailer in America and has over a thousand locations spread across 35 states. Their stock is one of the widest, meaning they can shoe even the most obscure iron horse you’ve got.

3. Firestone Tire

The tires that won the first Indy 500! While not the cheapest tires out there, Firestone offers the “most miles per dollar” for their tires.

4. Goodyear

Goodyear is one of the largest tire companies in the world. Founded in 1898, they’ve made over a billion tires. Buying directly from their outlets means you won’t have to deal with the markup other stores add on.

5. National Tire & Battery

NTB is a reliable place to get your tires replaced and get an oil change while you’re at it.

6. Pep Boys

Know those bobblehead guys? They’re still around, going strong, and offering tires at discount prices.

7. Tire Rack

You’ll get free shipping on all orders over $50 when you buy from this site. Plus you can get up to $100 off in rebates from their special deals section.

8. Best Used Tires

This site sells over 50,000 used tires, all of which have been air and pressure tested.

Some of the deals you can get on this site are:

Yokohama Geolandar G91 for $63 per tire
Michelin Latitude Tour HP for $70 per tire
Goodyear Eagle RS-A for $43 per tire
Goodyear Wrangler SR-A for $66 per tire

9. Sams Club

That’s right! Even Sam’s Club sells them. If you’re a member, chttps://www.samsclub.com/c/tire-search/1056onsider checking out their deals next time you need to order your groceries for the week. You might just be able to get all new tires on your car too!

10. Discount Tire Direct

This site offers up to $100 in rebate offers. They also do free mounting and balancing on any tire and wheel package you buy. Plus, shipping only takes two to four days.

11. Costco

Another membership-based retail service, Costco offers rotation, balancing, and nitrogen inflation with its tire installation.

12. Tire Buyer

TireBuyer offers a variety of discounts and rebates on top of their usual low prices. Plus, with over 4 million tires in stock, they’re sure to have what you need.

13. Priority Tire

Priority Tire offers same-day shipping as well as a 90-day money-back guarantee. For extra savings, shop their Deal of the Week, but make sure the tires are the right size for your vehicle!

14. Amazon

It comes as no surprise that the nation’s biggest online retailer also has an iron in the tire fire. Just get the size specifications for the tires you have now and use their tags to narrow down your search to the tires you need.

15. Big O Tires

Big O Tires offers a wide variety of familiar brands, as well as their own “Big O” brand that comes with a three-year warranty.

16. Tire Barn

Another nationwide brand, Tire Barn has a price matching guarantee that offers to beat any competitor’s quoted total by 5%, and with the price of tires these days, that’s no small chunk of change.

17. Tire Kingdom

Tire Kingdom is owned by TBC, which makes cheap tires with a reasonable wear rate. The site allows you to search by vehicle, brand, or size, so it’s easy to find the right one for you.

18. Les Schwab

Offering unlimited flat repairs to owners of Les Schwab tires, as well as free car tire replacement on qualifying brands, this site is a good place to get the most for your dollar.

19. Continental

This site sells tires, sure, but it also features helpful articles to guide you through the different kinds of tires, how to tell how old your tires are, and more, so you can be well-informed before you buy.

20. Michelinman

One of the most widely recognized brands on the market, Michelin has the backing necessary to offer some nice support to their tires, like 3-year roadside assistance and a limited mileage warranty.

21. Walmart

Walmart is a good place to get cheap anything, so why not tires? Many stores have built-in service stations to do the replacement, and they frequently offer “rollbacks” on certain brands.

22. Online Tires

Online Tires is a site that allows you to, what else, buy tires online. As of right now, they’re offering 10% off of all tires in stock, so swing by now!

23. Napa Online (Tire America)

Tire America is an extension of NAPA auto parts and offers the same quality of service. They also offer free shipping and up to $100 back in rebates on select tires, among other deals.