$40 Off a Lifetime Wheel Alignment at Firestone

Sale Expires November 30, 2026
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When you purchase two or more Bridgestone or Firestone tires, you'll receive $40 off your purchase of a lifetime wheel alignment.

Offer conditions:

  • Eligible products include Bridgestone or Firestone brand tires.
  • Subject to in-store equipment availability and employee qualifications to align vehicle.
  • Additional charge may apply to vehicles equipped with stability control systems.
  • Additional charge may apply to ADAS-equipped vehicles.
  • Coupon required.
  • Participating authorized retailers only.
  • Most vehicles.
  • No cash value.
  • Void where prohibited.
  • Not combinable with other offers.
  • Not valid on prior purchases or rain checks.
  • Shop supply fee of 8-10% of labor costs (up to $40) added to invoices over $35, includes cost and profit, and is not charged if prohibited.
  • Other restrictions, fees, and taxes may apply.
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Up to $100 Off a Standard Brake Service at Firestone

Sale Expires December 31, 2026
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Get $100 off when you buy both a front and rear brake service. Or get $50 off when if you buy either a front or rear brake service. Service includes a free brake inspection, installation of new brake pads with limited warranty*, and more.

Offer conditions:

  • See complete limited warranty information for terms and conditions.
  • In-store installation required and costs extra.
  • Excludes rotors/drums.
  • Per axle.
  • Coupon required.
  • Participating authorized retailers only.
  • Most vehicles.
  • No cash value.
  • Void where prohibited.
  • Not combinable with other offers.
  • Not valid on prior purchases or rain checks.
  • Shop supply fee of 8-10% of labor costs (up to $40) added to invoices over $35, includes cost and profit, and is not charged if prohibited.
  • Other restrictions, fees, and taxes may apply.
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Buy 3 Get 1 Free SureDrive Touring A/S Tires at Firestone

Sale Expires November 25, 2026
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One Less Tire to Pay For When you purchase three (3) SureDrive Touring A/S tires you will receive one (1) at no additional charge.

Offer conditions:

  • In-store installation required and costs extra.
  • Eligible products: SureDrive Touring A/S tires.
  • Participating authorized retailers only.
  • Not combinable with other offers.
  • Void where prohibited.
  • Other restrictions, fees, and taxes may apply.
  • Not available to distributors, dealers, resellers, or retailers of Bridgestone products.
  • Offer excludes commercial, fleet, and group purchases, employee changeovers, prior purchases, returns, exchanges, outstanding debt, adjustments, warranty replacement purchases, special orders, and rain checks.
  • See store for details.

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$80 in Savings when You Buy Four Eligible Bridgestone Tires at Firestone

Sale Expires November 25, 2026
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When you purchase a set of four (4) Bridgestone Alenza, Blizzak, WeatherPeak, or UltraWeather tires you'll get $60 off instantly, plus $20 off instantly in Firestone Complete Auto Care savings.

Offer conditions:

  • In-store installation required and costs extra.
  • Participating authorized retailers only.
  • Not combinable with other offers.
  • Void where prohibited.
  • Other restrictions, fees, and taxes may apply.
  • Not available to distributors, dealers, resellers, or retailers of Bridgestone products.
  • Offer excludes commercial, fleet, and group purchases, employee changeovers, prior purchases, returns, exchanges, outstanding debt, adjustments, warranty replacement purchases, special orders, and rain checks.
  • See store for details.

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$80 in Savings when You Buy Four All Season Tires at Firestone

Sale Expires November 25, 2026
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Instant Savings. When you purchase a set of four Firestone All Season tires, you'll get $60 off instantly, plus $20 off instantly in Firestone savings.

Offer conditions:

  • In-store installation required and costs extra.
  • Eligible product: Firestone All Season tires.
  • Participating authorized retailers only.
  • Not combinable with other offers.
  • Void where prohibited.
  • Other restrictions, fees, and taxes may apply.
  • Not available to distributors, dealers, resellers, or retailers of Firestone products.
  • Offer excludes commercial, fleet, and group purchases, employee changeovers, prior purchases, returns, exchanges, outstanding debt, adjustments, warranty replacement purchases, special orders, and rain checks.
  • See store for details.

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$90 in Savings when You Buy Four Eligible Tires at Firestone

Sale Expires November 25, 2026
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Instant Savings. When you purchase a set of four Firestone Destination or WeatherGrip tires, you'll get $70 off instantly, plus $20 off instantly in Firestone savings.

Offer conditions:

  • In-store installation required and costs extra.
  • Eligible products: Firestone Destination™ or WeatherGrip™ tires.
  • Participating authorized retailers only.
  • Not combinable with other offers.
  • Void where prohibited.
  • Other restrictions, fees, and taxes may apply.
  • Not available to distributors, dealers, resellers, or retailers of Firestone products.
  • Offer excludes commercial, fleet, and group purchases, employee changeovers, prior purchases, returns, exchanges, outstanding debt, adjustments, warranty replacement purchases, special orders, and rain checks.
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Up to $15 Off Rain-X Wipers at Firestone

Sale Expires December 31, 2026
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Get $5 off per blade when you purchase Rain-X® wipers, with a maximum of $15 off. Free installation with purchase.

Offer conditions:

  • In-store installation required on RainX® Longitude or RainX® RearView Wiper Blades.
  • Coupon required.
  • Participating authorized retailers only.
  • Most vehicles.
  • No cash value.
  • Void where prohibited.
  • Not valid on prior purchases or rain checks.
  • Shop supply fee of 8-10% of labor costs (up to $40) added to invoices over $35, includes cost and profit, and is not charged if prohibited.
  • Other restrictions, fees, and taxes may apply.
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Up to $100 Off EPIC Savings Event at Firestone

Sale Expires November 14, 2026
A Driver's Favorite Deal. Save $100 when you spend $600,...More

A Driver's Favorite Deal. Save $100 when you spend $600, $40 when you spend $250, or $15 when you spend $100.

Offer conditions:

  • One per vehicle per day.
  • Save off current in-store regular pre-tax price.
  • Not valid for the purchase of gift cards or pre-paid maintenance plans.
  • Participating authorized retailers only.
  • Most vehicles.
  • No cash value.
  • Void where prohibited.
  • Not valid on prior purchase or rain checks.
  • Shop supply fee of 8-10% of labor cost (up to $35) added to invoices over $35, includes cost and profit, and is not charged if prohibited.
  • Exclusive offer: No other ongoing instant-off promotions valid during EPIC Days; not combinable with any other offer.
  • Other restrictions, fees, and taxes may apply.
  • See store for details.

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$20 Off a Lifetime Wheel Alignment at Firestone

Sale Expires November 30, 2026
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Keep it in alignment! When you purchase a lifetime wheel alignment, receive $20 off instantly.

Offer conditions:

  • Subject to in-store equipment availability and employee qualifications to align vehicle.
  • Additional charge may apply to vehicles equipped with stability control systems.
  • Additional charge of $20 may apply to ADAS-equipped vehicles.
  • Coupon required.
  • Participating authorized retailers only.
  • Most vehicles.
  • No cash value.
  • Void where prohibited.
  • Not combinable with other offers.
  • Not valid on prior purchases or rain checks.
  • Shop supply fee of 8-10% of labor costs (up to $40) added to invoices over $35, includes cost and profit, and is not charged if prohibited.
  • Other restrictions, fees, and taxes may apply.
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Recently Expired Firestone Coupons

$10 Off Firestone Synthetic Blend Oil Change

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Firestone Free Wheel Alignment Check

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$15 OFF Firestone Diesel Oil Change

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$10 Off Firestone High Mileage Oil Change

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$15 Off Firestone Full Synthetic Oil Change

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$24.99 Firestone Standard Oil Change

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Last updated: November 7, 2026 – By Diane Holcomb

November 2026 update: rechecked Firestone’s official offers page and current typical oil-change pricing; coupon amounts change often, so this page points you to the live source rather than quoting codes that expire.

Firestone Complete Auto Care typical 2026 service prices and coupon types: a standard/conventional oil change often starts around $29.99 to $45 with a promotion, a synthetic-blend oil change about $45 to $70, and a full-synthetic oil change about $65 to $125 (diesel and high-capacity engines more). Tire rotation runs about $20 to $40 and is often free with service; brake service and tires are quoted per vehicle. Common coupons include dollars off an oil change, a percentage off the full invoice, and bundle or seasonal deals, found on Firestone's official offers page. Prices are set per location and change often.

Firestone Complete Auto Care almost always has coupons running, but the specific amounts rotate constantly, so the honest answer is: get the current one from Firestone’s own offers page rather than any third-party site listing codes that may have expired. The coupons you’ll typically see are dollars off an oil change (a standard oil change often lands around $29.99 to $45 with a promotion), a percentage off your total service invoice (useful on bigger brake or repair bills), and bundle or seasonal deals. Full-synthetic oil changes run more – roughly $65 to $125, higher for diesel and large-capacity engines. These are typical ranges; Firestone sets prices per location and they change often, so confirm with your local store. Tires and brake jobs are quoted per vehicle.

I spent years writing up service invoices, and coupons were the part customers misunderstood most – so let me explain where the real savings are at a chain like Firestone, and where a coupon is mostly marketing.

What you’ll actually pay

Here are the typical ranges. Firestone prices vary by location and change often, so treat these as estimates and confirm locally.

Service Typical price Notes
Standard / conventional oil change ~$29.99–$45 Often the coupon anchor
Synthetic-blend oil change ~$45–$70 Varies by vehicle
Full-synthetic oil change ~$65–$125 Diesel / large engines more
Tire rotation ~$20–$40 Often free with service
Brake service quoted per vehicle Ask for itemized estimate

Comparing chains helps; our oil change cost guide, Jiffy Lube coupons guide, and Valvoline coupons guide cover the alternatives.

Shop Talk

The move with a chain like Firestone is to save the percentage-off-the-whole-invoice coupon for a big-ticket visit, not a $40 oil change. A “$10 off an oil change” coupon is nice, but a “10% off your service” coupon applied to a $600 brake job is $60 – the same coupon is worth far more on the bigger bill. So if you know a brake or suspension job is coming, hold the percentage coupon for that. A few more real-world tips from the service desk: check Firestone’s offers page and their mobile site right before you go (coupons are often digital now, no printing needed), and ask the advisor if any unadvertised promotion applies – there often is one. Watch the oil-change tier: the posted “$29.99” type price is for conventional oil; if your car requires synthetic, you pay the synthetic price, coupon or not, so don’t expect the cheapest advertised number if your vehicle needs synthetic. And always get brake and repair work quoted as an itemized estimate before approving – the coupon only helps if the base price was fair to begin with. Firestone also runs financing and rewards; if you’re a regular, the rewards credit can beat a one-time coupon.

Check whether an oil-change offer is instant or a rebate

Before booking a Firestone oil change, distinguish a discount applied at checkout from a rebate claimed afterward. They change the amount you pay on the day of the service in different ways. If an offer uses a rebate, confirm its current terms, eligibility, submission steps, and deadline before counting those savings.

Also ask whether the advertised oil-change price covers the amount and grade of oil your vehicle needs. Treat any inspection recommendations as separate decisions, rather than assuming they are required as part of the original oil change.

Where Drivers Overpay

The biggest coupon trap is letting the discount decide the service. A “$10 off” oil-change coupon feels like a win, but if it nudges you into a pricier synthetic package or an upsold air-filter-and-flush bundle you didn’t need, you spent more, not less. The coupon should come off a service you already decided on.

The other overpay is not matching the coupon to the bill – burning a percentage-off coupon on a cheap oil change instead of saving it for a brake job. The pattern: decide the service first, pull the current coupon from Firestone’s official page, use percentage-off coupons on big invoices, and confirm the oil tier your car actually needs before expecting the lowest advertised price.

The Real Number

Firestone almost always has coupons, but the amounts rotate – get the current one from Firestone’s official offers page, not third-party code sites. Expect a standard oil change around $29.99 to $45 with a promotion and full synthetic $65 to $125 (confirmed locally, since prices are set per store). Save percentage-off-invoice coupons for big brake or repair bills where they’re worth the most, and never let a coupon talk you into a service you didn’t need.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is an oil change at Firestone?

A standard (conventional) oil change at Firestone often lands around $29.99 to $45 when a promotion applies, a synthetic-blend change roughly $45 to $70, and a full-synthetic change about $65 to $125 – with diesel and large-capacity engines running higher. These are typical ranges; Firestone explicitly sets prices per location and they change often, so the only way to get your exact price is to check Firestone’s price guide or call your local store. Note that the lowest advertised price is for conventional oil – if your vehicle requires synthetic, you’ll pay the synthetic tier regardless of the headline number. Oil changes at Firestone usually include the oil and filter plus a courtesy inspection, and a tire rotation is often bundled in or free with service. For how Firestone compares to quick-lube chains on price, see our oil change cost guide. Always confirm the current price and any active coupon before your visit, since both vary by location and time of year.

Where do I find current Firestone coupons?

The reliable source is Firestone’s own offers page on their official website (and their mobile site), where current, valid coupons are posted and can be used digitally at the store – no printing required at most locations. That matters because third-party “coupon code” sites frequently list expired or never-valid Firestone offers, and chasing those wastes time. Firestone rotates its promotions regularly, so the specific deal available this week may differ from last month, which is exactly why this page points you to the live source rather than quoting a code that would be stale by the time you read it. Beyond the website, it’s worth asking the service advisor when you call or arrive whether any unadvertised promotion applies – chains often have current offers staff can apply that aren’t front-and-center online. If you’re a repeat customer, check whether Firestone’s rewards program or financing offers more value than a one-time coupon. Bottom line: go to the official offers page right before your visit for the current, valid coupon, and ask in person too.

Are Firestone coupons worth it?

Yes, when you use them on a service you already needed – but a coupon is only a saving if the base price was fair and the service was necessary. A legitimate dollars-off or percentage-off coupon on an oil change, brake job, or set of tires truly lowers your bill, and Firestone almost always has one running, so there’s little reason to pay full sticker. The caution is that coupons are also marketing designed to get you in the door, so the real value depends on what you buy once there. A percentage-off-the-invoice coupon is worth far more on a $600 brake job than on a $40 oil change, so timing matters. And a coupon loses its value if it nudges you into upsells – a pricier oil package, extra flushes, or add-ons you didn’t need – that erase the discount. So treat the coupon as a reason to pay less for the specific service you came for, not a reason to buy more. Used that way, Firestone coupons are worth it; used carelessly, they can cost you more than they save.

Can I use more than one Firestone coupon at a time?

Usually not – most Firestone coupons, like those at nearly all service chains, are marked “cannot be combined with other offers,” so you generally apply the single best coupon for your visit rather than stacking several. That’s why it pays to compare the available offers and pick the one that saves the most on your particular bill: a flat dollars-off coupon may win on a small oil change, while a percentage-off coupon wins on a large repair invoice. There are sometimes exceptions where a manufacturer or tire rebate can be combined with a Firestone service offer, and rewards-program points may apply on top of a coupon, so it’s worth asking the advisor what can be layered for your specific situation. But as a rule, plan around one coupon per visit and choose it deliberately. If you have both a small-service and a big-service need, it can make sense to split them into separate visits so you can use the right coupon on each – though weigh that against the convenience of doing everything at once. When in doubt, ask the service desk which combination they can honor.

Is Firestone more expensive than a quick-lube place?

Often slightly, on a basic oil change, but the comparison isn’t just about price – it’s about what you’re buying. Dedicated quick-lube chains (like Jiffy Lube or Take 5) are built for speed and a low headline oil-change price, and they can be cheaper and faster for a simple change. Firestone is a full-service auto-care center, so its oil change may cost a little more but comes with a more thorough courtesy inspection and the ability to handle brakes, tires, suspension, alignment, and bigger repairs in the same place. So if all you want is the fastest, cheapest oil change, a quick-lube may edge out Firestone; if you want one shop that can also catch and fix other issues, Firestone’s value is broader. Both run coupons, so compare the current offers. The place Firestone tends to win is when you need actual repair work, not just an oil change, since quick-lubes don’t do brakes or major repairs. For a head-to-head on the quick-lube side, see our Jiffy Lube coupons guide and Take 5 guide. Match the shop to the job.

Does Firestone price match or offer a rewards program?

Firestone runs promotions, financing, and a rewards/credit-card program, and on tires they sometimes honor price-match or rebate offers, though the specifics change and vary by location, so confirm the current terms. The practical value for a regular customer can be the rewards or store-card program: if you use Firestone repeatedly for oil changes, tires, and repairs, accumulated rewards or card benefits may save more over a year than chasing individual coupons. On tires specifically, Firestone (and its parent, which also runs tire brands) periodically offers manufacturer rebates or installation deals that can stack with a service offer, so always ask about tire rebates when buying a set. For price matching, policies on tires and service come and go, so if you’ve found a lower local price, it’s worth asking whether they’ll match it rather than assuming. The key is to ask the advisor directly about current rewards, financing, rebates, and any price-match policy for your specific purchase. These programs are where loyal customers often find the most value, beyond the rotating coupons – so if Firestone is your regular shop, it’s worth enrolling and asking what applies each visit.

What should I check before using a Firestone coupon?

A few quick checks keep a coupon from backfiring. First, confirm the coupon is current and valid by getting it from Firestone’s official offers page rather than a third-party site. Second, read the fine print – the oil-change tier it applies to (conventional vs synthetic), any vehicle or spending minimum, the expiration date, and whether it excludes certain services. Third, make sure the service is one you actually need: decide on the oil change, brake job, or tires first, then apply the coupon, rather than letting the deal talk you into extras. Fourth, match the coupon type to your bill – use a percentage-off coupon on a big repair invoice and a flat dollars-off coupon on a smaller service, since you generally can’t combine them. Fifth, ask the advisor whether any unadvertised promotion, rebate, or rewards benefit would save more. And finally, get the base service quoted as an itemized estimate before the coupon is applied, so you can confirm the pre-discount price is fair – a coupon off an inflated price isn’t a real deal. Run through those, and the coupon does its job: lowering the cost of a service you were going to get anyway.

Sources

Coupon practices and typical pricing verified against Firestone’s official offers/price-guide pages and third-party pricing reporting in November 2026. Firestone sets prices per location and rotates coupons often; amounts here are typical ranges, not quoted codes – confirm current offers and pricing locally.

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Diane Holcomb

Diane Holcomb spent seven years as a service advisor at multi-brand dealerships in Charlotte, NC, where she watched customers hand over coupons at the counter every day – and learned that the ones who saved the most matched the right coupon to the right invoice instead of chasing the biggest headline number. She drives a 2019 Honda CR-V and a hand-me-down 2007 Toyota Camry, and takes no referral fees or advertising money from any shop or chain.