Up to $100 Off EPIC Savings Event at Tires Plus

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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Up to $15 Off Rain-X Wipers at Tires Plus

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.
  • See store for details.

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

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 Tires Plus 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.
  • See store for details.

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

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

Sale Expires November 25, 2026
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Instant Savings. 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 Tires Plus 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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Buy 3 Get 1 Free SureDrive Touring A/S Tires at Tires Plus

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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$15 Off Any Oil Change at Tires Plus

Sale Expires November 30, 2026
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We'll install a new oil filter and refill up to 5 quarts of motor oil.

Offer conditions:

  • In-store installation required and costs extra.
  • Up to $3.99 oil filter recycling fee may apply.
  • Additional oil over 5 quarts costs extra.
  • Non‐mandated disposal or recycling charges, if any, may also represent costs and profits.
  • Participating stores 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 Tires Plus

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.
  • See store for details.

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$40 Off a Lifetime Wheel Alignment at Tires Plus

Sale Expires November 30, 2026
When you purchase two or more Bridgestone or Firestone tires,...More

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.
  • See store for details.

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$20 Off a Lifetime Wheel Alignment at Tires Plus

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.
  • See store for details.

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Last updated: November 1, 2026 – By Diane Holcomb

November 2026 update: rechecked Tires Plus’s pricing basis, Bridgestone affiliation, and rebate/coupon practice; amounts rotate and vary by location.

Tires Plus, 2026: a Bridgestone-owned full-service tire and auto chain. Conventional oil change about $30 to $50, synthetic about $70 to $110; tires and brakes quoted per vehicle, with frequent tire rebates. Coupons posted on the official site. Prices set per location.

Tires Plus is a Bridgestone-owned full-service tire and auto chain (a sibling to Firestone) that does oil changes, tires, brakes, and repair. Like other tire-first chains, its biggest savings are usually tire rebates on a set of four, alongside oil-change and service coupons. Get the current offer from Tires Plus’s official site rather than third-party pages. Typical prices: a conventional oil change around $30 to $50, synthetic around $70 to $110, with tires and brakes quoted per vehicle. These are typical ranges; Tires Plus sets prices per location and they change often, so confirm with your store. The tire rebate is where the real money is when you need a set.

Tires Plus is basically Firestone’s tire-focused sibling under Bridgestone, so the playbook mirrors the tire chains: chase the rebate on a set, verify the brake estimate. Here’s how.

What you’ll actually pay

Here’s the picture. Tires Plus prices vary by location and change often, so confirm locally.

Service Typical price Notes
Conventional oil change ~$30–$50 Often the coupon anchor
Synthetic oil change ~$70–$110 Varies by vehicle
Tires (set of four) quoted per set Watch for rebates
Brakes quoted per vehicle Get itemized estimate

Compare alternatives: our new tires cost guide, Firestone coupons guide, and Goodyear coupons guide.

Shop Talk

Tires Plus is owned by Bridgestone (same parent as Firestone), so it carries Bridgestone and Firestone tires along with other brands, and it frequently runs tire rebates – often prepaid-card offers on a qualifying set of four. On a several-hundred-dollar tire purchase, that rebate dwarfs any oil-change coupon, so if you need tires, time the purchase to a rebate window and submit the rebate promptly (forgetting to submit is the classic way people lose it). Compare the out-the-door installed price (tire plus mount, balance, valve stems/TPMS, disposal, optional road hazard) minus the rebate against Discount Tire, Costco, and online – the rebate doesn’t automatically make Tires Plus cheapest. For the oil change, the low price is conventional; synthetic costs more, and there’s usually a current oil coupon on the site. For brakes and repair, itemized estimate first, then the coupon, and a second quote on a big job. Because Tires Plus and Firestone share a parent, their pricing and offers are often similar, so if you have both nearby, compare the current deals and pick the better one. Chase the tire rebate, verify the estimates, and use the site’s current coupons.

Where Drivers Overpay

Like any tire chain, the missed saving is the rebate – a prepaid-card offer on a set of four that you have to submit, and forgetting to file it is lost money. On brakes it’s the unverified estimate.

The pattern: buy tires during a rebate window and submit the claim the day you buy, compare the out-the-door installed price against other sellers, and get brake work itemized before applying a coupon.

The Real Number

Tires Plus (Bridgestone-owned, Firestone’s sibling) runs oil-change coupons (conventional ~$30–$50, synthetic ~$70–$110) and, more valuably, tire rebates on a set of four. Get the current offer from its official site, time a tire purchase to a rebate window, submit the rebate promptly, and compare the out-the-door installed price against Discount Tire and Costco. Verify brake estimates before the coupon.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is an oil change at Tires Plus?

A conventional oil change at Tires Plus typically runs around $30 to $50, and a synthetic change roughly $70 to $110, with diesel and large engines higher. These are typical ranges; Tires Plus sets prices per location and they change often, so check its official site or your local store for an exact figure, and expect shop or disposal fees on top. The low advertised price is for conventional oil – if your car needs synthetic (most newer cars do), you’ll pay the synthetic tier. Oil changes include a courtesy inspection, which is also where add-on recommendations come from, so weigh those against your maintenance schedule. Tires Plus usually has a current oil-change coupon on its site, but as a tire-first chain its biggest savings are tire rebates. Grab the current oil coupon before visiting. For how it compares, see our oil change cost guide, and confirm the price for your vehicle locally before you go.

Where do I find current Tires Plus coupons?

Tires Plus’s official website posts current coupons and, importantly, tire rebates – the reliable source, since third-party code sites often list expired offers. For tires, look specifically for the current rebate (often a prepaid-card offer on a qualifying set of four), because that’s usually the largest saving and it rotates seasonally. Pull the offer right before your visit and note the rebate’s submission requirements and deadline. For the oil change, grab the current coupon and confirm it matches your oil tier. It’s also worth asking whether a credit card or financing promotion applies. Because Tires Plus shares a parent (Bridgestone) with Firestone, their offers can be similar, so if you have both nearby, compare. The main point: go to Tires Plus’s official site for the current coupon and any tire rebate, prioritize the rebate when buying a set, and submit it promptly so you actually receive it. The oil-change coupon is a smaller saving; the tire rebate on a set is where the real value is, so build a tire visit around whichever rebate is running.

Is Tires Plus owned by Firestone or Bridgestone?

Tires Plus is owned by Bridgestone, the same parent company that owns Firestone, so Tires Plus and Firestone Complete Auto Care are corporate siblings under the Bridgestone umbrella. That relationship explains a few things: Tires Plus carries Bridgestone and Firestone tire brands prominently (along with other makes), its service standards and offers often resemble Firestone’s, and the two chains’ pricing and promotions can be similar. For customers, the practical upshot is that Tires Plus is a legitimate, nationally backed full-service tire and auto chain, not a small regional operation, and you can expect Bridgestone-network quality and warranties. If you have both a Tires Plus and a Firestone near you, it’s worth comparing their current coupons and tire rebates and picking the better deal, since they’re closely related but may run different promotions at a given time. The Bridgestone backing also means tire rebates at Tires Plus are often tied to Bridgestone/Firestone tire lines, which can be strong deals on those brands. So think of Tires Plus as Bridgestone’s tire-focused full-service chain, akin to Firestone – reputable, widely available, and worth comparing against its sibling and other tire sellers when you need tires or service. Check both chains’ offers when they’re both options.

Are Tires Plus tire rebates worth it?

Yes, when you need a set of tires – a tire rebate is almost always the biggest saving at a tire chain like Tires Plus, far more than an oil-change coupon, so it’s worth timing your purchase around and submitting promptly. Tires Plus (backed by Bridgestone) frequently offers rebates, often prepaid-card offers, on qualifying sets of four, which can take a meaningful amount off a several-hundred-dollar purchase. The catch, as with all such rebates, is the submission: you typically pay the full installed price, then submit a rebate form (online or by mail) with your receipt by a deadline to get the money back – and many people forget, forfeiting the rebate, so do it the day you buy. To make sure the rebate actually makes Tires Plus the best deal, compare the out-the-door installed price (tires plus mounting, balancing, valve stems/TPMS, disposal, optional road hazard) minus the rebate against Discount Tire, Costco, and online sellers, since a rebate doesn’t automatically beat everyone. Used well – qualifying set, prompt submission, compared net price – a Tires Plus tire rebate is a legitimate, significant saving. If no rebate is running, the out-the-door comparison alone decides whether Tires Plus wins. For tire pricing context, see our new tires cost guide.

Does Tires Plus do brakes and repairs?

Yes – Tires Plus is a full-service auto care chain, so beyond tires and oil changes it handles brakes, alignment, batteries, suspension and steering, belts and hoses, heating and air conditioning, and general maintenance and repair. That makes it a one-stop option if a tire visit or oil-change inspection flags other work. For brakes and repairs, apply the usual full-service-chain guidance: the work is quoted per vehicle after inspection, so get an itemized written estimate, question “while we’re in there” add-ons, and on a bigger job get a second quote since an independent shop may be cheaper. Tires Plus service coupons can help on these bills when applied to a verified, fair estimate, and the Bridgestone backing means quality parts and warranties. The chain’s strength is tires (where the rebates are most valuable), but the repair capability is genuine and convenient. So you can use Tires Plus for routine maintenance and common repairs, applying the same scrutiny to repair estimates you would anywhere. Reserve the tire rebate as the big-ticket saving on tires, and verify any repair estimate before using a service coupon. For brake pricing context, see our brake job cost guide, and confirm the quote for your vehicle locally.

Is Tires Plus cheaper than Firestone?

They’re often similar, since both are Bridgestone-owned and share comparable pricing structures and offers – so rather than assume one is cheaper, compare their current coupons and rebates for the specific service you need. For oil changes, both run coupons and sit in a similar price range; pull each chain’s current offer and take the better one. For tires, both frequently have rebates (often on Bridgestone/Firestone lines), so compare the out-the-door installed price minus the current rebate at each. For brakes and repair, both quote per vehicle, so compare itemized estimates. Because they’re corporate siblings, the differences on a given day usually come down to which has the better current promotion and which location is more convenient, rather than a consistent price gap. If you have both nearby, that’s actually an advantage – you can play their current deals against each other. If only one is near you, just use its current coupon or rebate and verify pricing normally. So Tires Plus isn’t reliably cheaper or pricier than Firestone; they’re close relatives, and the current offer and location decide it. Compare both when you can, and for the broader tire-seller comparison, put either against Discount Tire and Costco on out-the-door price. See our Firestone coupons guide to compare directly.

What should I check before using a Tires Plus coupon?

A few checks capture the value. First, get current offers from Tires Plus’s official site – both oil-change/service coupons and, crucially, any tire rebate – since these are reliable and third-party codes expire. Second, for tires, prioritize the rebate, read its qualifying terms and deadline, and submit it promptly so you don’t forfeit it. Third, get the out-the-door installed tire price and compare against Discount Tire, Costco, and online, subtracting the rebate. Fourth, for the oil change, confirm your required oil tier and grab the coupon. Fifth, for brakes or repairs, get an itemized estimate before any coupon, and consider a second quote on a big job. Sixth, if you have a Firestone nearby, compare its current offer too, since they share a parent. Do those, and you capture Tires Plus’s real savings – the tire rebate on a set, plus smaller coupons on service – rather than overpaying or leaving a rebate unclaimed. The rebate submission is the step people most often miss, so make it a habit the day you buy the tires. Match the offer to the purchase, verify the base price, and the discount delivers genuine value.

Sources

Coupon/rebate practices and typical pricing verified against Tires Plus’s official offers page and third-party pricing reporting in November 2026. Tires Plus sets prices per location and rotates offers; 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, and knew Tires Plus as Firestone’s Bridgestone-owned sibling – so she tells people with both nearby to play their current tire rebates against each other and take the better net installed price. 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.