Black Friday Tire Deals Before Winter Driving Season
Two verified early-November tire discounts and the winter safety checks to use before snow arrives.
Early Black Friday tire savings before winter include up to $150 instant savings on select tires through November 16, 2026 at Discount Tire, plus $80 off select wheels. Costco offers $80 instant savings on any set of four new Bridgestone tires with installation from October 19 to November 15, 2026. Instant savings means a discount applied at purchase, not a mail-in rebate.
These two options matter if you need replacement or winter tires before cold weather, because both end in mid-November.
Verification note: Program terms and availability can change. This page was checked against linked sources on November 06, 2026.
What is on sale right now?
According to Discount Tire, early deals include up to $150 instant savings on select tires and $80 off select wheels through 11/16/2026 in its Discount Tire store listing. Selection varies by size and stock, so your vehicle may qualify for a smaller amount. According to Costco, members can get $80 instant savings on four new Bridgestone tires when Costco performs the installation during 10/19/26–11/15/26 in its Costco tire offer terms.
Installation charges still apply. Check fitment for your exact year, trim, and tire size before you order.
What do you need to qualify?
Most featured savings require four qualifying tires in one transaction and retailer installation. Wheels and some sizes are excluded. Confirm total installed cost, including fees and tax, before winter travel.
- Buy four qualifying tires in one transaction
- Use the listed retailer for installation
- Confirm your size is included and in stock
- Check the end date: November 15 for the Costco Bridgestone offer, November 16 for the Discount Tire deals
How do you pick a winter-capable tire?
NHTSA advises drivers planning to use snow tires to install them in the fall before snow arrives. Look for winter tires with the snowflake symbol and check ratings at nhtsa.gov/tires. The U.S.
Tire Manufacturers Association defines severe-snow tires as passing a snow-traction test and carrying M+S letters plus a mountain-snowflake mark with three peaks and a six-sided snowflake in its USTMA information bulletin. That mark helps you separate all-season tires from tires built for severe snow. Match the mark to your local roads, not just price.
What safety check should you do now?
According to NHTSA, inspect tires monthly including the spare, inflate to the vehicle placard on the driver's door frame or manual when tires are cold after sitting three or more hours, and replace at 2/32-inch tread in its NHTSA winter driving tips. Low pressure drops further in cold weather and reduces grip. Measure tread, check for cracks or uneven wear, and confirm your spare is usable.
Replace worn tires before a storm, then confirm total installed cost before you book winter travel.