If you need new tires, check out these Walmart Tires on Sale! Save on big brands like Goodyear, Michelin, Cooper, Ironman, and more.
Walmart Tires on Sale
If you need a new set of tires, you can score some great savings over at Walmart! For a limited time, Walmart has several brands of tires on Sale/Rollback – including the popular Goodyear brand!
Here are a few deals we spotted –
Goodyear Assurance RangeMax Winter 205/65R16 95H Passenger Tire – $68 (Reg $107)
Goodyear Assurance Triplemax 205/55R16 91V Tire – $78 (Reg $105)
Goodyear Reliant All-Season 195/60R15 88V All-Season Tire – $81
Goodyear Reliant All-Season 195/65R15 91H All-Season Tire – $86
Goodyear Reliant All-Season 215/60R16 95V All-Season Tire – $87 (Reg. $99)
Goodyear Eagle Sport All-Season 235/45R17 94W Passenger Tire – $98.06 (Reg $176)
Goodyear Reliant All-Season 225/60R16 98H All-Season Tire – $104
Cooper Discoverer All-Terrain 275/60R20 115T All-Terrain Tire – $169 (Reg. $188)
…and more!
And if you’re curious, there are a few perks to buying new tires at Walmart — especially if you’re looking for convenience and cost savings. Here’s a breakdown of the main benefits:
Competitive pricing: Walmart often has some of the lowest tire prices around, especially on common brands (Goodyear, Michelin, etc.).
Price match guarantee: They’ll match prices from select competitors if you find a lower price (be sure to check the current policy, as it can change).
Affordable installation: As of recently, Walmart offers a tire installation package for $18 per tire (basic package), which is cheaper than many other retailers. It includes the following services –
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- Tire mounting
- Valve stems/TPMS service packs
- Lifetime balance and rotation every 7,500 miles
- Lug re-torque after 50 miles
Nationwide locations: There are Walmart Auto Care Centers everywhere, which makes it easy to find a nearby store.
Online ordering + in-store installation: Order tires online, ship to store, and schedule installation — all in one place.
Warranties: You can add Road Hazard Protection at checkout, which covers things like punctures or blowouts. Also, lifetime balance and rotation are often included with installation (though this varies a bit by location).
One-stop shopping: You can shop while your tires are getting installed — groceries, coffee, whatever. Not a bad way to multitask.






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