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Discount Tires Warranty, is it worth it when buying new tires?

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It was disappointing to find out that the sidewall puncture is not repairable on one of my General Altimax RT43’s. I picked up a sheet metal screw while in South Dakota last month. It has a slow leak and loses about 1psi per day. I think I could have got another 15k miles out of them otherwise. I am having a set of 235/60/R18 Michelin Defender T+H installed this week and decided to up the aspect ratio +1 since I have a 2” lift installed and do road trips and camping in national forests. Discount Tires will be doing the install and they offer a “Warranty Certificate” for $30+ per tire which lasts for 3 years. The warranty will replace a damaged tire no questions asked.

I was wondering if you guys think that is a good idea to have or if most of you self-insure and consider the risks low.
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I buy it most of the time. Do remember that tires automatically include a prorated warranty and whatever mileage warranty that the tire manufacturer provides if you decline the road hazard warranty.


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Also, ask your local store this question: How many years is the road hazard warranty good for? Clarify if 3 years is all, because I think it’s up to 10, at least for the one local to me.

It has been a long time since my last tire, and hence warranty purchase, so please verify first if what I am saying is true….


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Yes, they will pro-rate based on the mileage you get and the mileage warranty on the tire. So say the other 3 got 25000 mi out of 50k mi warranty your other three replacements will be at 50% cost. Were you able to ask if the 3 yrs is really the limit? I’ve bought them most of the time because (at least the local one) said 10….


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