Once you've made your purchase, you’ll need to submit your rebate request directly to the manufacturer. That Wheel And Tire Shop is not responsible for managing rebates. Most manufacturers offer two ways to submit your request: either through an online form or by mail. In both cases, you’ll need to attach a copy of your invoice as proof of purchase. Using the online form is often simpler and faster, and you’ll even get tracking for your request to see the status of your rebate.

Yes, purchases made at That Wheel And Tire Shop are indeed eligible for mail-in rebates, as long as your tires meet the conditions of the manufacturer’s offer. Once your tires are purchased, you’ll need to submit your request directly to the manufacturer, following the provided instructions.

The number of tires required to take advantage of a mail-in rebate depends on the manufacturer’s specific offers.

It’s often necessary to purchase four tires, but some manufacturers offer rebates once you reach a minimum purchase amount. Always take the time to read the promotion’s terms on the manufacturer’s website to know how many tires are required.

The processing time to receive your rebate depends on the manufacturer and the volume of requests being handled. Generally, it can take between 6 and 12 weeks after submitting your request. If you completed the online form, you’ll be able to track the status of your request via a tracking link. If you feel the wait is too long, don’t hesitate to contact the manufacturer’s customer service.