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Motorcycle Tire Rebates
- Thread starter Relax
- Start date
I find this surprising also. Car tires everyone is stating ‘hey buy 4 and get $X back!’
Maybe it’s because bikes are so low volume? Or they just push them out for relatively short periods of time whereas for cars it’s valid for months at a time.
Aens
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Because its manufacturer rebate that customers need to submit themselves instead of instant rebates which retailers are allowed to advertise as a sale. Because the rebate is processed by the manufacturer, I wouldn't want to be a business owner who gets sucked into the process when one gets declined.
Relax
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Coming up in March. No info on which tires qualify, but hopefully soon.
www.michelin.ca
2W Promotions
www.michelin.ca
Relax
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Bridgestone Motorcycle Tires Spring 2024 Canada Promotion
www.bridgestonemotorcycletires.com
PURCHASE A SET OF 2 ELIGIBLE BRIDGESTONE MOTORCYCLE TIRES.
OFFER VALID APRIL 1 - JUNE 30, 2024
CLICK TO REDEEM
ELIGIBLE TIRES: (PER TIRE PAYOUT – MIN PURCHASE 2 TIRES, MAX PURCHASE 6 TIRES) (AMAZON PURCHASES EXCLUDED)
$70 PER SET (2)
- o BATTLAX HYPERSPORT S23
$60 PER SET (2)
- o ALL EXEDRA
- o EXEDRA MAX
- o BATTLECRUISE H50
- o ALL BATTLAX (Excludes BATTLAX SCOOTER SC, SC2, & SC2 RAIN)
$50 USD PER SET (2)
- o ALL BATTLECROSS
- o M59
- o BATTLAX SC, SC2, & SC2 RAIN
Relax
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It baffles me that Canadian retailers don't do a very good job of advertising these sales. No money out of their pocket, and customers save another 40-$60 per pair. Should be a win-win, but not a peep from the FortNine or GP Bikes mailing lists (yet they bombard me with other sales every week). Pete's has a promotions page, but it's not up to date.
AND when I asked my local dealer about these, they hadn't even heard of them.
Bridgestone Motorcycle Tires Spring 2024 Canada Promotion
PURCHASE A SET OF 2 ELIGIBLE BRIDGESTONE MOTORCYCLE TIRES.
OFFER VALID APRIL 1 - JUNE 30, 2024
CLICK TO REDEEM
Participating CANADA Stores Only.
ELIGIBLE TIRES: (PER TIRE PAYOUT – MIN PURCHASE 2 TIRES, MAX PURCHASE 6 TIRES) (AMAZON PURCHASES EXCLUDED)
$70 PER SET (2)
- o BATTLAX HYPERSPORT S23
$60 PER SET (2)
- o ALL EXEDRA
- o EXEDRA MAX
- o BATTLECRUISE H50
- o ALL BATTLAX (Excludes BATTLAX SCOOTER SC, SC2, & SC2 RAIN)
$50 USD PER SET (2)
- o ALL BATTLECROSS
- o M59
- o BATTLAX SC, SC2, & SC2 RAIN
perfect timing. gonna grab a set of BT46's
Relax
Well-known member
March/April Pro Dealer #2702 | Dunlop Motorcycle
To qualify for this rebate offer, tires must be purchased in-person from a Dunlop Pro Dealer location. Street Tires: Purchase 1 tire and get a $20 rebate. Purchase 2 tires and get a $40 rebate. Purchase 2 tires + Installation and get a $60 rebate. Terms and conditions may apply. View full offer...
www.dunlopmotorcycletires.com
They also have a separate rebate for Geomax tires.
Got the email that my Bridgestone $60 rebate was approved, woohoo!
After shipping, taxes, and rebate, my brand new set of Bridgestone Battlax A41 tires cost me a grand total of $406.
No additional costs as I'm changing them over myself. Gave up on spoons last year and bought myself a Rabaconda. This will be my second and third tire change with it. I need to change 10 tires for it to pay for itself... not including all the time I save not going to and from the shops and waiting around for my turn.
Side-note: omfg the rabaconda is like $1000+ now wtf?! It was hundreds cheaper when I got it last year. I have a dealer account with them in case anyone wants one, but, at that price... I don't know if I recommend it to be completely transparent. Gotta change 15+ tires now to break even
Anyway, felt like sharing as I'm sure someone in a thread about rebates would appreciate my pennypincher-nomics. My only regret was that I got too excited about my new tires that I forgot to do a burn out on the old rear tire before removing it. Rookie mistake, I know, I know...
After shipping, taxes, and rebate, my brand new set of Bridgestone Battlax A41 tires cost me a grand total of $406.
No additional costs as I'm changing them over myself. Gave up on spoons last year and bought myself a Rabaconda. This will be my second and third tire change with it. I need to change 10 tires for it to pay for itself... not including all the time I save not going to and from the shops and waiting around for my turn.
Side-note: omfg the rabaconda is like $1000+ now wtf?! It was hundreds cheaper when I got it last year. I have a dealer account with them in case anyone wants one, but, at that price... I don't know if I recommend it to be completely transparent. Gotta change 15+ tires now to break even
Anyway, felt like sharing as I'm sure someone in a thread about rebates would appreciate my pennypincher-nomics. My only regret was that I got too excited about my new tires that I forgot to do a burn out on the old rear tire before removing it. Rookie mistake, I know, I know...
Where did you purchase them from?Got the email that my Bridgestone $60 rebate was approved, woohoo!
After shipping, taxes, and rebate, my brand new set of Bridgestone Battlax A41 tires cost me a grand total of $406.
No additional costs as I'm changing them over myself. Gave up on spoons last year and bought myself a Rabaconda. This will be my second and third tire change with it. I need to change 10 tires for it to pay for itself... not including all the time I save not going to and from the shops and waiting around for my turn.
Side-note: omfg the rabaconda is like $1000+ now wtf?! It was hundreds cheaper when I got it last year. I have a dealer account with them in case anyone wants one, but, at that price... I don't know if I recommend it to be completely transparent. Gotta change 15+ tires now to break even
Anyway, felt like sharing as I'm sure someone in a thread about rebates would appreciate my pennypincher-nomics. My only regret was that I got too excited about my new tires that I forgot to do a burn out on the old rear tire before removing it. Rookie mistake, I know, I know...
Pete's?
Currently looking at some tires. Probably go with Shinko 705 or at Bridgestone AT41 as the Rebate is making it more appealing, but still coming at at about $120 more than the 705s.
Yup, I tried Pete's for the first time. Cheaper than Fortnine for this set, and the tires arrived maybe the third day after ordering.
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