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Tire Rack Return Policy

Every return window, fee, and holiday extension for Tire Rack — checked by a human editor and kept current.

Visit Tire Rack’s official return policyOfficial source · opens tirerack.com
Standard return window30 days left on a purchase made today

🔄 30 days to return. Deadline: Aug 14.

Never mount tires on wheels before confirming fitment — once mounted, wheels are non-returnable per policy.

Policy at a glance

Return window
30 days from delivery
Return shipping
Customer pays all freight charges incurred; tires and wheels credited less all freight costs; wheel & tire packages credited less $60 dismount labor plus all freight
Free returns
No — customer pays return freight
Restocking fee
None stated; however, wheel & tire packages incur a $60 dismount labor deduction from credit
Holiday extension
No holiday extension
Category
Automotive

Can’t be returned: Special order items, mounted tires (driven on), damaged items (unless Tire Rack error), distribution center pickup orders after same day

Time-sensitive items: Distribution center pickup orders: same-day return/exchange only

Why Tire Rack earned a C+

Return window0.9/2
30-day window (industry standard)
Restocking fee1/1
No restocking fee
Return shipping0/1
Customer pays return shipping
Holiday window0/0.5
No holiday extension
Transparency0.5/0.5
policy published, key terms documented

About Tire Rack

Ask any car forum where to buy tires online and Tire Rack comes up fast. They built their reputation on real testing — they run their own track in Indiana, publish wet and dry braking numbers, and let you sort by actual owner reviews instead of just price. You pick your tires, they ship them to a local installer near you, and you show up to get them mounted. No hauling boxes around yourself.

The people who love it tend to be the ones who care about the details — folks matching tires to their exact trim, or hunting a better all-season than the dealer's pushing. One thing to know: they don't install anything themselves, so you're relying on a third-party shop for the actual mounting, and quality there can vary by location. Call ahead and you'll usually be fine.

What they sell

  • Tires for just about anything — Michelin, Continental, Bridgestone, plus their own test data to compare them honestly
  • Wheels, including custom fitment packages where they mount and balance before shipping
  • Winter and snow tires (Blizzak, Nokian) — they're a go-to when the season turns
  • Brakes, suspension, and wiper blades if you're already deep in a maintenance order

Frequently asked questions

What is Tire Rack's return window?

30 days from delivery

Does Tire Rack offer free returns?

No — customer pays return freight

How much does Tire Rack charge for return shipping?

Customer pays all freight charges incurred; tires and wheels credited less all freight costs; wheel & tire packages credited less $60 dismount labor plus all freight

Does Tire Rack charge a restocking fee?

None stated; however, wheel & tire packages incur a $60 dismount labor deduction from credit

Does Tire Rack extend its return window for the holidays?

No holiday extension

What items cannot be returned to Tire Rack?

Special order items, mounted tires (driven on), damaged items (unless Tire Rack error), distribution center pickup orders after same day

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