They wouldn't sell them if they weren't money makers.
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Originally posted by 67olds442 View PostI always get the road hazard from discount tire. Paid for itself many many times.
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Originally posted by LivinADream View PostHow does it pay for itself? Legit question. Everytime it's been offered to me, it is within $20 of new tire cost. Only way I can see it paying for itself is if you have to replace 2 or more tires under it. If that's the case, and you've used it several times, you've got bad luck with tires.
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Finance department at a Dealership?
Originally posted by LivinADream View PostHow does it pay for itself? Legit question. Everytime it's been offered to me, it is within $20 of new tire cost. Only way I can see it paying for itself is if you have to replace 2 or more tires under it. If that's the case, and you've used it several times, you've got bad luck with tires.
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They used to be 35 bucks a tire or so, and in the construction business, driving off road a lot, and just putting a lot of miles....mine payed for themselves many times over. Also, I buy expensive tires.
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Originally posted by Dale Moser View PostThey used to be 35 bucks a tire or so, and in the construction business, driving off road a lot, and just putting a lot of miles....nine payed for themselves many times over.
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Originally posted by LivinADream View PostHow does it pay for itself? Legit question. Everytime it's been offered to me, it is within $20 of new tire cost. Only way I can see it paying for itself is if you have to replace 2 or more tires under it. If that's the case, and you've used it several times, you've got bad luck with tires.
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I don’t normally pay for the replacement certificates but these tires came with them when I bought them and was glad they did. $160 to have all 4 tires replaced.
New tires out the door would have been over $1200.
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Originally posted by Mike D View Post
I don’t normally pay for the replacement certificates but these tires came with them when I bought them and was glad they did. $160 to have all 4 tires replaced.
New tires out the door would have been over $1200.
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Originally posted by DedDuk View PostNever understood the no extended warranty crowd. I buy it on all vehicles. I use it most of the time.
Have bought 17 new vehicles and have never needed it.
Hey, if it works for you roll with it.
I am pretty sure it’s been proven you most likely won’t get your money back.
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When I bought my ram 2500 new in 2015 I purchased the bumper to bumper max care for the life of the truck that dodge offered. At 90,000 I had the transmission worked on and a new clutch for the a/c compressor. Cost me a $100 deductible. I just had a brand new 6.4 crate hemi put in at 120,000 miles and 5 1/2 years old. $9,000 repair. Cost me $100. I think I got my $2700 out of them and the warranty still goes until the repair cost more than the value of the truck. Ram quit offering this warranty last year.
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