Hmm.....I just searched long and hard on their website and the statement is gone.
You could try the sitemap at the bottom right, but that just led me to the bit about the certificate. But ya it looks like they got rid of it. Inflation is killing everyone.
Like any warranty, it's always advantageous to the house....always. With that said, some folks do win and I have before on it on one vehicle but lost on several others. All of my vehicles are $1000 or less for a set so the certs add about $100 on top of the cost at most. There's also the ease of use and for my wife and son away at college, it's v. simple...go to the local DT, you are sorted without drama. That has a value to me for them.
It seems the price has gone up due to inflation since your last purchase. Or maybe they price the certificate differently based on the model, rather than MSRP.
No idea. My tires have been in the 500-800 range mainly. I paid about $85 I think last time I had them mount some track tires I brought in. Unless there is an issue, road force isn't necessary.
Well, they advertise it, so I would hope they'd do it preemptively, but we know they don't.
