Hi everyone,
I wanted to share my recent tire replacement experience in case it helps anyone here save some money. I might be late to the party on this, but I honestly didn't realize how this worked and it saved me a huge chunk of change!
I have a 2024 Air Pure RWD on the 19" wheels. At just 19,576 miles, two of my tires were fully worn out, and the other two were down to 5/32" tread. It was last rotated during 1 year service and mobile tech brought it to my attention during the 2 year service. My original plan was to head over to Costco and just switch to a completely different brand.
Instead, I decided to go to Discount Tire and stick with the brand, getting a new set of four Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3 NCS Elect tires (245/45 R19). To my surprise, Discount Tire processed a manufacturer mileage warranty adjustment for all 4 tires!
Here is how the math worked out on my receipt:
Original price per tire: $291.00
Mileage warranty adjustment: -$177.07 per tire, totaling -$708.28 for all four
Tax adjustment: -$58.44
Total adjustment savings: -$766.72
With installation, taxes, and adding the Discount Tire replacement certificates (which were $58.50 each), my out-of-pocket total came to just $839.31. If I hadn't received the credit, the subtotal alone would have been $1,510.00.
I definitely wouldn't have received this specific Pirelli mileage credit if I had gone with my original plan to swap brands at Costco. I just wanted to raise some awareness—if your original Pirellis are wearing out prematurely, it is absolutely worth sticking with them and going to a shop like Discount Tire that will easily process the manufacturer's prorated mileage warranty for you.
Hope this helps someone else!
I wanted to share my recent tire replacement experience in case it helps anyone here save some money. I might be late to the party on this, but I honestly didn't realize how this worked and it saved me a huge chunk of change!
I have a 2024 Air Pure RWD on the 19" wheels. At just 19,576 miles, two of my tires were fully worn out, and the other two were down to 5/32" tread. It was last rotated during 1 year service and mobile tech brought it to my attention during the 2 year service. My original plan was to head over to Costco and just switch to a completely different brand.
Instead, I decided to go to Discount Tire and stick with the brand, getting a new set of four Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3 NCS Elect tires (245/45 R19). To my surprise, Discount Tire processed a manufacturer mileage warranty adjustment for all 4 tires!
Here is how the math worked out on my receipt:
Original price per tire: $291.00
Mileage warranty adjustment: -$177.07 per tire, totaling -$708.28 for all four
Tax adjustment: -$58.44
Total adjustment savings: -$766.72
With installation, taxes, and adding the Discount Tire replacement certificates (which were $58.50 each), my out-of-pocket total came to just $839.31. If I hadn't received the credit, the subtotal alone would have been $1,510.00.
I definitely wouldn't have received this specific Pirelli mileage credit if I had gone with my original plan to swap brands at Costco. I just wanted to raise some awareness—if your original Pirellis are wearing out prematurely, it is absolutely worth sticking with them and going to a shop like Discount Tire that will easily process the manufacturer's prorated mileage warranty for you.
Hope this helps someone else!
