Goodyear Tire Discount Codes

gwh

I have a few discount codes left that will save you 35% off your purchase of tires at a company owned Goodyear retail store.
Only hit me up if you are definitely going to buy some tires in the near future.

nooshinjohn

Where were you a month ago? Just spent a grand on tires for my wife’s car...

gwh

nooshinjohn wrote: »

Where were you a month ago? Just spent a grand on tires for my wife’s car...

My bad

DaveHo

I've never gotten more than 40k out of a set of tires. Even with proper inflation, regular rotations, and tires that have a 70k+ treadlife rating. What's the secret, lol?

Anyway, my wife's Honda Pilot is going to need a new set before winter. The Goodyear Assurance Weatherready are on the short list. Before I commit, anybody with experience with them?

tonyb

DaveHo wrote: »

. What's the secret, lol?

Get rid of the lead foot.

DaveHo

@gwh
Do you know if this discount code can be used in addition to the rebate Goodyear is currently offering?

gwh

Maybe I'll drop you a code if you are ready to buy and you can see. If you are not going to use it let me know and I'll pass it along.

gwh

Skip I sent you a message or I posted something on your page

charley95

And I just bought new Michelins last week. Big fan of the Nitro for tires today too.

DaveHo

@gwh rocks! Have an appt for install Monday morning. Between the discount and rebates my final cost is about half!

Thanks again!

pitdogg2

DSkip wrote: »

DaveHo wrote: »

I've never gotten more than 40k out of a set of tires. Even with proper inflation, regular rotations, and tires that have a 70k+ treadlife rating. What's the secret, lol?

Anyway, my wife's Honda Pilot is going to need a new set before winter. The Goodyear Assurance Weatherready are on the short list. Before I commit, anybody with experience with them?

They had Nitrogen in them and this is my first set to have that. Maybe there is something there?

all tires have nitrogen in them as the air we breath is 90% nitrogen. How does that other 10% play a roll?

Tony M

From the web;
The air humans breathe is made up of about 78 percent nitrogen, 21 percent oxygen, and 1 percent carbon dioxide and argon. Trace gases include krypton, methane, neon, helium and hydrogen. Air generally contains trace amounts of water vapor, as well, with greater concentrations occurring near sea level.

pitdogg2

Ok I'll admit i guessed at the percentage but the percentage is very high comparativly speaking. How does that 22% make a great difference?

DaveHo

Nitrogen does not expand/contract with typical temperature changes like regular air. Thus maintaining a constant tire pressure.

Willow

Nitro seems to be very inconvenient what if your pressure is low? You'll go to the dealer and pay extra? No thanks. The air I put in is free. As for air pressure, up here my stored winter tires outside lose about 3-4 psi over 6 months. Not a big deal. Just another reason for lazy (not saying you are) people not to check their pressure at least monthly.

Great giveaway from the op. Especially for people up north looking to get some winters. Mind you I have no experience with gy tires.

DaveHo

This will be the first set of Goodyears I've had. I normally look at the reviews on tirerack.com then go from there. Only been mildly dissatisfied once going that route. The Assurance WeatherReady ranked at the top & I couldn't find anything negative elsewhere either.

The factory Bridgestones on the wife's Pilot are nearly done at 32K miles. They still have about 4/32nd's of tread left, but wet weather performance has dropped off noticeably. There's no way I'd want to use them in snow. Heck, they sucked in the snow when they were new. Tire Rack ranks them at the bottom. Not hard to see why.

Willow

DaveHo wrote: »

This will be the first set of Goodyears I've had. I normally look at the reviews on tirerack.com then go from there. Only been mildly dissatisfied once going that route. The Assurance WeatherReady ranked at the top & I couldn't find anything negative elsewhere either.

The factory Bridgestones on the wife's Pilot are nearly done at 32K miles. They still have about 4/32nd's of tread left, but wet weather performance has dropped off noticeably. There's no way I'd want to use them in snow. Heck, they sucked in the snow when they were new. Tire Rack ranks them at the bottom. Not hard to see why.

You need winter tires....not 3 season. On our Rav4 and RDX we run toyo gsi5 and never have issues in the winter.

DaveHo

Might have to drive in light snow 3-4 times a year. We live in the burbs so road conditions are usually pretty good. If it's a big snow, my wife just stays home from work. Not worth the expense for a set of dedicated snow tires.

charley95

Another aspect people tend to forget is that rubber gets harder as it ages. About 5 years on tires is about max. for me. Just replaced the factory Dunlop's on my 14 RX with Michelin's. It's almost like driving a new car. Good tread or not ride quality suffers with older tires.

VR3

That's a sweet deal, I hate buying tires...

I average about 80k miles on a set of tires. Most I have ever gone is 90k.

The trick is to buy tires with 11mm tread, high mileage warranty and make sure you rotate and balance every 5k miles.

I drive 40k plus miles a year so tire life for me is a regular thing

pitdogg2

charley95 wrote: »

Another aspect people tend to forget is that rubber gets harder as it ages. About 5 years on tires is about max. for me. Just replaced the factory Dunlop's on my 14 RX with Michelin's. It's almost like driving a new car. Good tread or not ride quality suffers with older tires.

True Charley. most all tire makers stipulate that 5 years is max carcass life on tires. After that bad things start to happen. Many friends work at the Bridgstone/Firestone tire plant here in my city and they have made mention to that more than once.

pitdogg2

DSkip wrote: »

Willow wrote: »

Nitro seems to be very inconvenient what if your pressure is low? You'll go to the dealer and pay extra? No thanks. The air I put in is free. As for air pressure, up here my stored winter tires outside lose about 3-4 psi over 6 months. Not a big deal. Just another reason for lazy (not saying you are) people not to check their pressure at least monthly.

Great giveaway from the op. Especially for people up north looking to get some winters. Mind you I have no experience with gy tires.

I've never had to pay for it. I simply drop it by the dealership and they do it

you are very lucky it is 5.00 a tire everywhere here in my town. So you are NEVER going to get 100% nitrogen. They cannot purge the atmospheric air inside the rim and tire while putting it on as it would pull the tire off the bead of the rim. So no matter what it's going to be a certain percentage of atmospheric air inside the tire.

So it is 5.00 per tire to get the nitrogen put in your new tires or to top off when the tire gets low. So $20.00 for air....

txcoastal1

pitdogg2 wrote: »

DSkip wrote: »

Willow wrote: »

Nitro seems to be very inconvenient what if your pressure is low? You'll go to the dealer and pay extra? No thanks. The air I put in is free. As for air pressure, up here my stored winter tires outside lose about 3-4 psi over 6 months. Not a big deal. Just another reason for lazy (not saying you are) people not to check their pressure at least monthly.

Great giveaway from the op. Especially for people up north looking to get some winters. Mind you I have no experience with gy tires.

I've never had to pay for it. I simply drop it by the dealership and they do it

you are very lucky it is 5.00 a tire everywhere here in my town. So you are NEVER going to get 100% nitrogen. They cannot purge the atmospheric air inside the rim and tire while putting it on as it would pull the tire off the bead of the rim. So no matter what it's going to be a certain percentage of atmospheric air inside the tire.

So it is 5.00 per tire to get the nitrogen put in your new tires or to top off when the tire gets low. So $20.00 for air....

Since you put it that way.... especially when Ivan's hot air is free

pitdogg2

5 daala

verb

Nitrogen vs. air debate kinda reminds of the many cable discussions here! For the record, I use air from my compressor in the garage!

BTW great Karma @gwh !

engtaz

does this coupon cover alignment

gwh

engtaz wrote: »

does this coupon cover alignment

No.

gwh

Two codes have been claimed one has been redeemed so I have two codes left for 35% off. Codes expire 12/31.

agfrost

Many thanks to @gwh for this generous offering.

I ordered tires tonight; saved $250 with the code and there was an additional $100 rebate on a set of 4 for the tires I ordered. Not chump change! My 6-year old Michelins were pretty darn sketchy last winter in the snow (I *enjoyed* driving my wife's Odyssey because it would actually go where I pointed it!), so I'm very happy to have picked up some well reviewed all-season tires for my Fusion.

gwh

Cool enjoy.