Hermann
Site Donor 2023
Went to Discount Tire with an appointment for a tire rotation without wheel balancing. In and out in 20 minutes. Pleasant service advisor. Best of all it's still free. Thanks Discount Tire.
I don"t know where you are, The location on the NE side of the Kansas City I went to was a good experience. All week I have been getting good service. Gee, I wonder if showering helpsI think it largely depends on the location. I've never had a good experience at Discount Tire. People in Kansas City, MO/KS might be friendlier as a whole.
Their prices for tires have always been very competitive. A lot of tire shops don't have websites so unless you enjoy calling or stopping in, good luck "shopping"around. Are they the absolute cheapest ? Don't know....You say it was "free" but is that actually true? You didn't pay a penny over what other competitors offered?
Depends on the tire in question, but I've found tire prices for my vehicles cheaper from competitors. Again, define "free". Baking the cost into the up-front cost is not free.Their prices for tires have always been very competitive. A lot of tire shops don't have websites so unless you enjoy calling or stopping in, good luck "shopping"around. Are they the absolute cheapest ? Don't know....
By your logic, even if DT sold a tire for $100 while a competitor sold the same one for $115, their rotation and balancing after the sale still aren't free. Your argument is that tire should be $50 or $60 or $80 or whatever because at $100, they've baked in the price of "lifetime rotation and balancing" into the $100 price.Depends on the tire in question, but I've found tire prices for my vehicles cheaper from competitors. Again, define "free". Baking the cost into the up-front cost is not free.
Incorrect. My argument is that sometimes "free" services have a higher entry fee for the original purchase. I'm simply warning the OP not to fall for this trap.By your logic, even if DT sold a tire for $100 while a competitor sold the same one for $115, their rotation and balancing after the sale still aren't free. Your argument is that tire should be $50 or $60 or $80 or whatever because at $100, they've baked in the price of "lifetime rotation and balancing" into the $100 price.
There was no exchange of money. They rotated my OEM tires for free. NO STRINGSIncorrect. My argument is that sometimes "free" services have a higher entry fee for the original purchase. I'm simply warning the OP not to fall for this trap.
To be clear, I've used Discount Tire and really like the company and their customer service. Most importantly they offer a price match program, and yes, I've used it before.
May want to play the lottery too .Went to Discount Tire with an appointment for a tire rotation without wheel balancing. In and out in 20 minutes. Pleasant service advisor. Best of all it's still free. Thanks Discount Tire.