What makes us different

No one should put new tires on a misaligned vehicle.

It causes uneven wear and poor handling. That’s why back in 1997, Chip Wood made free alignment standard with every 4-tire installation. We’re still the only major tire retailer who includes it.

When you buy 4 tires, we’ll throw in a full synthetic oil change at no charge.

Our full synthetic Oil Change includes up to 5 quarts or $104.99 toward a diesel oil change). Fresh tires and fresh oil—it’s just one more way we go the extra mile to keep you rolling.

Some places charge for air. Really?

No matter where you bought your tires, if you think your tire pressure is low, stop by your neighborhood Tire Discounters and we’ll check and fill them—for free.

Nails and screws and broken glass happen.

When you buy even 1 tire with us, we’ve got your back, with FREE flat repair for the life of your tires. If it’s repairable with a standard plug and patch combo, we’ll fix it at no cost.

Most shops charge for it, or only cover one. We cover both for free.

Included with any tire installed! Rotating and balancing your tires every 5,000 miles helps them last longer.

We’re here to help, not upsell.

Some shops charge just to look. Not us. We inspect for free, explain what we see, and only do the work you approve. Sometimes you don’t need to fix it today—and we’ll tell you that, too.

With any annual $25 purchase, you get peace of mind.

We’ll reimburse you up to $75 nationwide for services like towing, jump starts, lock-outs, flat changes, and more. It’s a small price for big protection.

Your TPMS alerts you when tire pressure is low but sometimes the light stays on even after you fill them.

If that happens, come by and we’ll recalibrate the system for free. Need air? We’ll top off your tires too, no charge.

Say that three times fast!

When you install front or rear brake pads at Tire Discounters, your next set of brake pads are free for as long as you own your vehicle. You just pay installation.

And we resurface your rotors for free, always, as long as it can remain in manufacturer specifications.