sonny@tirerack

New Michelin, Tire Rack $70 mail in rebate.

LINK

Tire Rack Exclusive: Get a $70 Value Reward Card
When you purchase any set of four (4) MICHELIN® brand passenger or light truck tires you may be eligible to receive a Tire Rack American Express®-branded Reward Card valued at $70 by mail. Offer valid on tires purchased from Tire Rack’s in-stock inventory between 12:00 a.m. EST February 13, 2011 and 11:59 p.m. EST March 5, 2011.
Offer valid only in the 50 United States and the District of Columbia (includes APO/FPO addresses) while supplies last.

vtr1000sp2

What happens if you never got a receipt until after the time to send it in expires?

sonny@tirerack

That would be something you could speak to our customer service department about. They could work with Michelin to possibly work out an exception.

backfire

I sent a email requesting what wheels and tires to replace the pax system on my 2006 rl run flats. I received a email back that because of safety issues removing pax wheels and tires they could not help me? My next point that I don't understand is how people can even consider MICHelin tires after the way Michelin has treated those with the screwed up pax system. If your one of the lucky ones who live where there is the proper equipment to mount pax tires. If not your screwed.

Chas2

Here is hoping you read my post #2, which gives you a clue as to the answer you received and the risks you will be taking as an owner.

https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-rl-tires-wheels-suspension-92/help-wanted-about-pax-system-807989/

The trick is to use the website and choose a standard RL, narrow your choices to 17's with 245/50-17 or 18's with 245/45-18, and go to town.

Choose your rubber first. The choices in 17 and 18 may make your decision for you, because what is there today is likely to be an indicator of similar availability in the future when you replace your tires. Since 2006, the tire choices in 17 inch rubber have been decidedly slim in comparison to the choices in 18 inch rubber. Then look for wheels. Try not to get too heavy a wheels <26 lbs if you can afford it.

You can also look for take offs at a dealer ship.