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Getting ready to order set of tires from Discount Tire and was curious if majority is buying the Insurance or if anyone wished that they did?

BrowniesJK

[QUOTE="08REDROCKX;3930438"]Getting ready to order set of tires from Discount Tire and was curious if majority is buying the Insurance or if anyone wished that they did?[/QUOTE
They have always taken care of me under that warranty

Waldo_88

I chose not to, although I went back and forth for a while. I felt like if I didn't go with the insurance I would need it, and if I spent the extra money on it I wouldn't. The deciding factor for me was that if a had a blowout with 50% tread left then I would have 3 tires at 50% and one brand new tire.

txrhodes

Just depends if you want the peice of mind.

I quit getting it when I realized they prorate the damaged tire. My H2 tires cost roughly $60 each to insure, so it would have cost $240 to get the insurance. I had to replace a tire a few months later and they gave me $300 for the prorated tire so the new one cost me $100. With insurance it would have been "free" but I would have to spend $60 to insure the new tire, so with insurance costs factored in that tire would have cost me $300.

If you have to replace several tires it would probably be worth it.

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CombatDiver

Extra insurance and warranties is the current business in the US. It makes so much money by selling piece of mind and rarely has to pay for anything. I wouldn't bother with it unless you're looking to give money away but that's how I operate.

Mark Doiron

Well I'm going to give you a piece of my mind: Pretty sure you meant peace of mind. Sorry. Couldn't resist. ;-)

OH9JK

I don't normally purchase warranties or service plans, but I do when I purchase a set of tires from Discount Tire.

Their plan is no questions asked and couldn't be any easier to claim.

I used it within 1,000 miles on my last set when I punctured a sidewall. The warranty paid for itself...and then some...