I haven't purchased the tires yet but I like the price, country of origin (U.S.) and the tread design. These are Wrangler Trailmark tires, Trailmark being a Walmart brand, that are sold in Canada and the U.S. but when I questioned the warranty I was told that my Canadian purchased tires would probably not be honoured at U.S. Walmarts. Did not make sense to me, so I e-mailed Walmart with the warranty question and received back this response -- "This question falls outside of our writing guidelines and won't be posted--we hope you'll submit another question.Any idea if this is a common practice at non-traditional tire stores like W.M., Sears, Costco etc.? Thanks, Warren.

Sounds like a cop out to me. Shop somewhere else.

Ask your local Walmart if they honor the warranty on Walmart tires purchased in the US. The policy should be the same.

walmart.com (US) has a warranty link toward the bottom of the tire's page. If you can find that on the Canadian walmart.ca, you will have the written terms of the warranty.That is probably the best info you will get on warranty.

Trailmark is a Goodyear line of tires available at many places other then Walmart. Costco for one.I don't see why a Goodyear warranty would not be good in either Canada or US.

The two companies Walmart USA and Walmart Ca are mostly likely different corporate entities so the failure of cross support isn't surprising. I can tell you for sure that if you buy electronics or a camera in country A and take it to country B that the warranty will not be honored by the country B's company. You'll see products sold in the US that originate in another country (usually Asian) and the warranty is void, that is called a gray market item. This is common with photographic equipment.

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The_Texan
Explorer
Oct 18, 2015
Grit dog wrote:
They're from Walmart, nuff said.
They're made in the USA, more than I can say for the Goodcraps that are currently on my vehicle and came from a Goodcrap dealer.
Grit_dog
Navigator
Oct 18, 2015
They're from Walmart, nuff said.
alboy
Explorer
Oct 18, 2015
MY concern would be that the tires are to a Walmart spec not the goodyear dealer spec.I just changed out the rear tires on my 2015 3500 Duramax-Michelin Ltx A2 oem tire-very poor wear.The michelin dealer stated theres no comparison in wear between oem-poor-michelin dealer- excellent.
bob_nestor
Explorer III
Oct 18, 2015
The warranty issue may be more of a legal minefield than a Walmart problem. The US and Canada have different laws covering the consumer's rights under a warranty and that's probably where the difficulty really lies.

Even the Goodyear warranty specifically says it's a "nationwide warranty", not a "North American warranty". The US warranty isn't even equal in all States due to various State laws. That's also stated in their US warranty.
Lessmore
Explorer II
Oct 18, 2015
donn0128 wrote:
Sounds like a cop out to me. Shop somewhere else.

X 2. Why waste your time. You can probably get a better tire deal on a brand tire, at either Canadian Tire or Kal Tire in B.C.

Check the warranty, though before you buy.
Mike_Boutet
Explorer
Oct 18, 2015
Good Year builds these tire for Walmart,Costco etc to their specs. Those tires are not available at your local Good Year dealer. Warranty with be through the store you purchased from.
radar46
Explorer
Oct 18, 2015
It was explained at WM store here that they operate as separate entities
still doesn't make it seem right though. I can understand when it comes to appliances, electronics, etc.(stationary items) but tires are a mobile item. I am thinking that a phone call to Goodyear may shed a different light on warranty issues. In the end, the Wranglers being made in the USA, will be the main factor.

Thanks everyone & cheers,

Warren.
dwb619
Explorer
Oct 17, 2015
Just another reason to stay out of WalMart.
agesilaus
Explorer III
Oct 17, 2015
The two companies Walmart USA and Walmart Ca are mostly likely different corporate entities so the failure of cross support isn't surprising. I can tell you for sure that if you buy electronics or a camera in country A and take it to country B that the warranty will not be honored by the country B's company. You'll see products sold in the US that originate in another country (usually Asian) and the warranty is void, that is called a gray market item. This is common with photographic equipment.
enblethen
Nomad
Oct 17, 2015
Trailmark is a Goodyear line of tires available at many places other then Walmart. Costco for one.
I don't see why a Goodyear warranty would not be good in either Canada or US.