FAQ’s

We do all tire registration for all our customers. In order to assure that all of our customers get notified in case of a tire recall, we register your tires with the Department of Transportation (DOT) for you. Your name and your address are passed on to the DOT and protected by Federal Law. Your information will never be used in any way other than in the unlikely event of a tire safety recall. However, if you wish to be covered by the Road Hazard warranty, some brands do offer that, and you need to register the tires on their official website.

The pictures shown are stock photos and are not of the actual tire. Pictures represent the brand and model of the tire listed for sale.

We do not accept outside offers. The current sale price is final.

Unfortunately, we cannot allow customers to use their shipping carrier accounts.

Yes, if you have a coupon code, you can enter it at checkout.

You can take the tires to any of your local installers and have them mounted there. However, we also offer a special program for installations. During the checkout process, you will be able to select an installer of your choice and have the tires shipped to them. You will just need to take your vehicle in for a tire change once the tires arrive.

Unfortunately, at the moment, we do not have a notification system set up on our website. However, we receive tires on a daily basis, and we would advise you to check back often on our website.

Run-flat tires are tires that are made with sturdier construction. In case of air pressure loss, they are able to withstand the weight of the vehicle and be driven for 50 miles up to the speed of 50 mph. These tires are usually made for vehicles without space for spare tires.

The load and speed ratings note how much weight and what speed limit the tire can handle. In other words, they note the tire’s maximum load-carrying and driving capability. It is not recommended to surpass the tire’s load and speed capacity.

The price does not include installation, mounting, and balancing.

Yes, our site meets and exceeds all security standards. The site is secured by an SSL Certification with 256-bit encryption.

We guarantee that if the representing photo shows the outline white letters (OWL) or the whitewall (WW), then the tire will have the OWL or WW. If the listing shows black wall photos, then the tires do not have OWL or WW.

Most of our listings have the year of manufacture noted in them. The manufacture year of the tire is specified in the product description. By making a purchase, the buyer agrees to receive the tire at the age stated in the listing. In cases where there is no production year disclosed, the Buyer likewise agrees to receive a tire in new condition regardless of its age. We do not accept returns based on the age of the tires.

The main difference is that radial tires’ steel belts allow the sidewall and the tread to function as individual features, meaning the sidewall can flex without affecting the footprint. Because the plies in bias-ply tires run from sidewall to sidewall, the sidewall is very stiff, and any flexing of the sidewall is reflected in the tire’s footprint. Bias-ply tires can also overheat more easily due to the layers of rubber plies, whereas the steel belts in radial tires help to dissipate heat better.

Our website offers a Search by Vehicle option, but these programs are only capable of showing the Original Equipment Size of a certain vehicle, and the result might not be accurate. The safest method is to check the size of your current tires, located on the tire’s sidewall. Tire2go will not pay the price for return shipping in the event of a wrong tire size being selected by the customer, even if the Tires by Vehicle option were used.

We receive new tires on a daily basis, and we keep the website up to date. Everything we currently have in stock is listed on our website.

We do not sell tires that have been damaged in any way. We do not sell retreaded tires, or ones with manufacturing or cosmetic blemishes.

Sometimes we have special promotions that include rebates. Please check out the Hot Deals page for more information.

Unfortunately, no. Run-flat tires are made with a heavier construction that enables them to support the vehicle in case of air pressure loss. This construction is different from the structure of non-run-flat tires. If they were to be used together on the same vehicle, they would cause the vehicle to not be as responsive, making it unpredictable.