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maxwell11
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Aug 09, 2014

Michelin Tire Rebate Question

I run Michelins on my tow vehicle Dodge 2500 and they drive good.

I also have Michelins on my Toyota Sienna van, 2013 model, also ride and drive good. I will be replacing the tires on the van: Michelin Primacy mxv4, size 235/60/R17

Question:

do any of you guys know of a upcoming Michelin tire rebate, due to start later this month?

reason I ask: one tire dealer gave me his friends and family price, but said nothing about the $70 rebate.
another Michelin tire dealer gave me his friends and family price (only one $ difference) but he said, if I could wait until later this month there would be a $70 rebate.

I have looked on the internet for the up coming Michelin tire rebate, but all I have found is reference to pass rebates.

so, I am a bit worried, I buy from the out of town dealer, then apply for my rebate only to find, there is no rebate.

Thanks for any input,
Tow Vehicles

4 Replies

  • Francesca_Knowl's avatar
    Francesca_Knowl
    Explorer
    Aug 09, 2014
    I get it. Lotsa miles since it was a rental. Looks like original warranty on those tires is 6 years OR 45,000 miles, whichever comes first. You're smart to be planning ahead!
  • maxwell11's avatar
    maxwell11
    Explorer
    Aug 09, 2014
    Francesca Knowles wrote:
    maxwell11 wrote:


    I also have Michelins on my Toyota Sienna van, 2013 model, also ride and drive good. I will be replacing the tires on the van: Michelin Primacy mxv4, size 235/60/R17


    May I ask why it's necessary to replace the existing Michelins? I ask because two years (or less?) seems like a really short lifetime unless you've put a LOT of miles on them.


    42K miles it was a rental so I do not know how it was driven
    Toyota may have placed these tires on the van before we bought the van, I just assumed they came on the van new.

    all I know is they do drive and ride good,
  • Francesca_Knowl's avatar
    Francesca_Knowl
    Explorer
    Aug 09, 2014
    maxwell11 wrote:


    I also have Michelins on my Toyota Sienna van, 2013 model, also ride and drive good. I will be replacing the tires on the van: Michelin Primacy mxv4, size 235/60/R17


    May I ask why it's necessary to replace the existing Michelins? I ask because two years (or less?) seems like a really short lifetime unless you've put a LOT of miles on them.
  • glazier's avatar
    glazier
    Explorer II
    Aug 09, 2014
    The rebate will be after 8-25-14 was the information my dealer told me. I was told $70 on the rebate as well. Wait a couple of weeks to see what happens, unless you need them now.

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