Updated on Tuesday, November 11, 2025: If you’re thinking about buying tires this fall, Black Friday might be the right time to do it. Goodyear’s Black Friday sale has become one of the more reliable deals around this time of year—especially if you’re planning to buy a full set of tires.

Here’s a full breakdown of what to expect from Goodyear’s 2025 Black Friday Sale, when it’s likely to begin, what kind of discounts might be available, and examples from last year to help you plan your purchase.

When Will Goodyear’s Black Friday 2025 Sale Start?

Goodyear has typically followed the standard Black Friday timing for their big promotions. This year, Black Friday falls on Friday, November 28, 2025. You can expect the sale to kick off on that Friday and run through the weekend, ending on Sunday, November 30, 2025, unless certain tire models or sizes sell out early.

While the biggest promotions are usually saved for Black Friday weekend itself, Goodyear tends to run tire rebates throughout most of November, leading up to the main event. That means you’ll likely see early offers starting as soon as November 1, 2025, but the deepest discounts and extra incentives won’t show up until Black Friday hits.

What Kind of Discounts Are Expected?

Based on previous years—and particularly the 2024 sale—you can expect up to $125 back instantly on a set of four qualifying Goodyear or Dunlop tires. This offer typically applies whether you shop in-person at participating Goodyear Auto Service or Just Tires locations, or online through goodyear.com.

If you use a Goodyear Credit Card, you can often get an additional rebate, which in recent years has brought the total up to $200 back on select sets of four tires. Keep in mind, not every tire qualifies for the full amount, so the specific savings will depend on the tire line and size.

Many of Goodyear’s authorized retailers also match or mirror the promotions, so places like Tire Rack, Costco and Discount Tire may also have similar rebates. However, the Goodyear Credit Card bonus usually only applies when you shop directly with Goodyear.

How the Rebates Work

Goodyear’s rebates during Black Friday are usually broken down into two parts:

1. Instant Savings: This amount is taken off your purchase right at checkout (online or in-store).

2. Mail-in or Online Rebate (with Goodyear Credit Card): This part usually requires a bit of paperwork—or submitting your invoice online—and is issued as a prepaid Visa card or similar.

For example, in 2024, a buyer who purchased four qualifying Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady tires received $125 back instantly, and if they used their Goodyear Credit Card, they got another $75 rebate mailed to them for a total of $200 in savings.

Most rebate claims have a submission deadline, usually within 60 days of purchase, so make sure to keep your receipt and follow the rebate instructions carefully.

Is the Goodyear Credit Card Worth It?

The Goodyear Credit Card can help you get more out of the Black Friday tire sale, but it’s not always the best option for everyone. It works best if:

• You’re planning to buy a more expensive set of tires.
• You want to split the purchase into payments (special financing is often available).
• You want to stack the maximum available rebate.

Just keep in mind that the card is store-specific and has a higher interest rate if you don’t pay off the balance during the promotional period.

What About Competitors?

Goodyear’s Black Friday sale is one of the more generous tire promotions around, but it’s not the only one. If you want to compare, here’s what other big brands typically offer during the same time:

• Michelin: Usually offers a rebate of $70–$100 on select tires, but doesn’t always have Black Friday-specific promotions.
• Bridgestone: Offers similar rebates in the $70–$120 range, depending on the model.
• Pirelli and Continental: Often run rebates, but they tend to be smaller ($50–$80) and not tied directly to Black Friday.

What makes Goodyear’s promotion stand out is the combination of instant discounts, credit card bonuses, and nationwide availability through both stores and online.

Last Year’s Black Friday Ad

Don’t forget, we are also tracking other Black Friday tire deals this Thanksgiving weekend. That includes at Tire Rack, Walmart, Costco, Discount Tire Direct and Michelin.

Goodyear’s Black Friday Ad Archive

How much could you have saved on a set of new tires at Goodyear’s Black Friday sale last year? Were the deals as good as this year? Follow the links below to view their previous ad scans to find out more.

• 2023: Page 1, 2, 3 and 4.
• 2022: Page 1, 2 and 3.
• 2021: Page 1.
• 2020: Page 1.

Questions & Comments

Find any other deals or rebates on Goodyear tires that are worth sharing? Then let us know in the comments.

Updated on Tuesday, November 11, 2025: If you’ve been waiting for a big GoDaddy Black Friday deal in 2025, you might want to adjust your expectations. Just like in previous years, GoDaddy isn’t planning any special Black Friday promotions this year. That might seem unusual, especially with so many tech companies offering big discounts around this time. But there are a few clear reasons why they’ve chosen to skip it.

They Don’t Typically Do Black Friday

GoDaddy hasn’t really participated in Black Friday in recent years. It’s not just a 2025 decision—it’s a pattern. While many competitors run big, limited-time promotions, GoDaddy tends to stick with year-round pricing and the occasional general discount. If you check past years, you’ll notice they’ve rarely made a big push for Black Friday specifically.

Focus on Consistent Pricing

One reason they likely skip Black Friday is their pricing model. GoDaddy already runs ongoing promotions throughout the year on godaddy.com, especially for first-time domain and hosting buyers. These deals are often similar to what other companies might call a “sale.” Rather than driving traffic with a short-term discount, GoDaddy spreads out its promotions to attract customers at any time, not just during the holiday rush.

Their Market Is Less Seasonal

Unlike retail companies that rely heavily on the holiday shopping season, GoDaddy’s products—like domains, hosting, and website tools—aren’t really tied to holiday demand. People buy domains when they start a business or launch a project, not just because it’s November. That makes a one-time Black Friday push less effective for them.

Customer Behavior Doesn’t Depend on Sales

GoDaddy has a steady flow of customers year-round. Their services are more need-based than impulse-based. That’s very different from industries like fashion or electronics, where Black Friday discounts can drive massive spikes in purchases. Since GoDaddy’s customers usually come looking for something specific, price cuts aren’t the main driver.

Final Thoughts

In short, GoDaddy not doing a Black Friday sale in 2025 isn’t a surprise. It’s consistent with what they’ve done in the past. Their approach is more about offering steady deals all year, not pushing big, seasonal discounts. If you’re looking for a domain or hosting, you’ll likely find the same offers before, during, or after Black Friday.

Black Friday Ad History

Was GoDaddy’s Black Friday sale last year better, worse or the same as this year’s sale? View and compare the older ads below to find out.

• 2024: No sale this year.
• 2023: No sale this year.
• 2022: No sale this year.
• 2021: Page 1.
• 2020: Page 1.
• 2019: Page 1.
• 2018: Page 1 and 2.

Questions & Comments

Find any really good web hosting deals now available or coming for this Black Friday/Cyber Monday weekend? Then leave the details in the comments below.