Costco Michelin Tires - 25% back PLUS $70 off when buying 4 with Costco Visa 1/1 Only
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Costco Michelin Tires - 25% back PLUS $70 off when buying 4 with Costco Visa 1/1 Only
Happy New Year!
Only valid for Costco Members buying 4 Michelin tires w/Costco Visa card.
Basically you get the $70 off standard deal but on January 1st you can also stack a 25% Costco rebate card.
I'm not going to get into taxes/install/TPMS/etc... because those will vary based on location but in Maryland I just purchased 4 Michelin Defender 265/65R18 for $858.16 and that is before the 25% off Costco rebate card which should be $204.99 making my total $653.17 plus install/TPMS/etc but I am more than happy with that.
Great deal for those that are looking. Happy shopping.
https://www.costco.com/WarehouseTire...0701&langId=-1
Only valid for Costco Members buying 4 Michelin tires w/Costco Visa card.
Basically you get the $70 off standard deal but on January 1st you can also stack a 25% Costco rebate card.
I'm not going to get into taxes/install/TPMS/etc... because those will vary based on location but in Maryland I just purchased 4 Michelin Defender 265/65R18 for $858.16 and that is before the 25% off Costco rebate card which should be $204.99 making my total $653.17 plus install/TPMS/etc but I am more than happy with that.
Great deal for those that are looking. Happy shopping.
https://www.costco.com/WarehouseTire...0701&langId=-1
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Correct. Apparently you can go even larger but then there is a rubbing issue with a screw on one of the front tires. I was only trying to fill the wheel well up a bit more with these.
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Thanks for the heads up on this Sig Ep, I grabbed a set in the 11th hour last night. I gave just under a thousand for the last set of LTX MS2's in 2014.
Last edited by SpokeBroke; 01-02-19 at 05:10 PM.
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They are rated for only 118 mph, while the original tires are rated for 130 mph. The Defenders do not appear when I ask for a Costco listing using the make, model number and year because of the speed designation. Meanwhile, the vehicle itself is limited to a top speed of 110. The original LTX MS2 tires and the Defender variant are said by Michelin itself to be identical except for some silicone deep in one of the tread grooves.
I hope I don't end up with an idiot service advisor with no common sense. These days you never know…
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I ordered Michelin Defender LTX MS tires, factory sized from Costco. Based on comments from a friend, I may have a little haggle ahead of me when the tires arrive.
They are rated for only 118 mph, while the original tires are rated for 130 mph. The Defenders do not appear when I ask for a Costco listing using the make, model number and year because of the speed designation. Meanwhile, the vehicle itself is limited to a top speed of 110. The original LTX MS2 tires and the Defender variant are said by Michelin itself to be identical except for some silicone deep in one of the tread grooves.
I hope I don't end up with an idiot service advisor with no common sense. These days you never know…
They are rated for only 118 mph, while the original tires are rated for 130 mph. The Defenders do not appear when I ask for a Costco listing using the make, model number and year because of the speed designation. Meanwhile, the vehicle itself is limited to a top speed of 110. The original LTX MS2 tires and the Defender variant are said by Michelin itself to be identical except for some silicone deep in one of the tread grooves.
I hope I don't end up with an idiot service advisor with no common sense. These days you never know…
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Saw that. This is their standard deal where you save the install fees ($60) on top of the $70 rebate. The New Year's deal basically gave you a free tire (in my case $204.99 Costco Cash Card) but you have to pay $60 install fees. So in my case I saved an extra $145 dollars over the normal deal which I thought was spectacular and why I posted for the group.
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Saw that. This is their standard deal where you save the install fees ($60) on top of the $70 rebate. The New Year's deal basically gave you a free tire (in my case $204.99 Costco Cash Card) but you have to pay $60 install fees. So in my case I saved an extra $145 dollars over the normal deal which I thought was spectacular and why I posted for the group.
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I'll let you know what happens with my install tomorrow. Just got the call that my 265/65R18 Defender's arrived....confirmed again with the tech on the phone that they would be ok to install....(same width just 1 inch taller). I had never even considered the speed rating until you mentioned it. As a double check I went on Tire Rack and searched by vehicle and tires with the "T" speed rating do come up so I'm not sure if Costco just restricts the results for liability reasons. Might even be Costco service level adviser dependent. Fingers crossed.
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They look great on your ride. Mine shipped to the local Costco, I should have them installed next week. The last set went 5 years, 65,000 miles on the wife's GX.
Thanks again for the heads up!
Thanks again for the heads up!