Updated on Wednesday November 24, 2021: Thanksgiving is still a day away but you can get a head start on your holiday tire bargain shopping… Goodyear’s Black Friday sale begins today!
From now through Sunday you can save an extra $80 instantly on select sets of 4 Goodyear and Dunlop tires when purchased directly at goodyear.com or at a participating Goodyear Auto Service & Just Tires store. Unlike other tire sales, Goodyear is offering this discount on top of their already live rebate offers, some of which qualify for up to $200 in mail-in rebates. To see which other rebates you qualify for just enter your tire size or car make on Goodyear’s site.
Offer ends on at 11:59PM ET on Sunday November 28, 2021 or while in-stock supplies last. See their site or speak to a store associate for official terms and conditions as some exclusions or limitations may apply. Have a nice holiday weekend!
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. Happy bargain hunting!
Black Friday 2021 Start & End Dates
Goodyear’s tire rebate has been going on for most of November, but as expected, there is now an extra special Black Friday offer now live to add to it. Here are the start and end dates for their Black Friday promotion:
- Confirmed BF sale start date: Wednesday November 24, 2021 (that’s the day before Thanksgiving).
- Confirmed BF sale end date: Sunday November 28, 2021 or while in-stock inventory lasts.
Current Offers
A complete list of Goodyear’s current offers and coupons — all of which are available today — can be found below. Don’t shop their store or site without first taking a look at all of today’s top deals. Enjoy!
History
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.
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