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Certificate for Refund or Replacement |
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Ever had a blowout on the freeway? How
about a run-in with a pothole? You've no
doubt seen debris in the road such as
broken glass and nails. Our Certificates for
Refund or Replacement eliminate the
financial burden of replacing these damaged tires.
Your spare tire is a temporary solution.
Unfortunately, more often than not, the tire
cannot be repaired and must be replaced.
Now imagine this happening while there is
still plenty of life left in the tire. Having to
pay for a tire twice would frustrate anyone. |
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How am I covered?
In the event one or more of your tires fail due to defect,
or incurs damage that cannot be repaired, Discount Tire
Direct will replace it absolutely FREE, (this includes
freight to you). Regardless of the number of
miles you put on the tires, you will be covered for the life of
the original tread down to 3/32" remaining, or 3 years from the
date of purchase. We have been offering this
warranty for over 30 years. This Certificate for Refund
or Replacement is unbeatable in the tire industry!
How do I redeem the Certificate for Refund or Replacement?
Call any sales agent at Discount Tire Direct, tell them you
had a tire problem and are covered under our Certificate for Refund or Replacement.
A replacement* tire will be sent to you free of
charge. At that time, you do have the option to purchase the
Certificate for Refund or Replacement for the replacement tire.
Note: Discount Tire Direct reserves the right to have damaged
tires returned for inspection.** This will be at the owner's expense.
Can I purchase the Certificate for Refund or Replacement after I buy tires?
If you have not purchased the Certificate for Refund or
Replacement for your new tires, you have 30 days from
the date of purchase to do so. You can do this by giving our
courteous staff a call at 888.852.7476. Tell them you would
like to buy the Certificate for Refund or Replacement for your
tires. Remember, the sooner you call, the sooner you will
be covered!
What does the Certificate for Refund or Replacement not cover?
Abnormal tire wear. Reasons for abnormal wear include a
vehicle being out of alignment, suspension problems or
improper tire inflation.
Damage caused by collision, vandalism, or willful abuse.
"Cupping" due to lack of rotation. Tires should be rotated every
5,000 to 7,000 miles.
Tire(s) worn past the wear bar.
Labor in regards to mounting, balancing or bolting on of new tire(s).
*In the event the registered tire is discontinued or not
available, a tire of similar value will be substituted.
**Please read "What is not covered" regarding inspection.
Tires returned for inspection must pass those guidelines
for credit to be issued. |
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