$40 rebate for pair of Michelin Tires

[ariw]

I ordered from biketiresdirect, they are a forum sponsor and I like them anyways. Just need to get an invoice in May, the power cup TLR in 30mm is backordered a few weeks...

[ariw]

Originally Posted by ariw

I ordered from biketiresdirect, they are a forum sponsor and I like them anyways. Just need to get an invoice in May, the power cup TLR in 30mm is backordered a few weeks...

Order Power Cup TLR from Excel for $68 each:

https://www.excelsports.com/michelin...-tlr-road-tire

[Wolfman]

Part 2:

I didn't get an invoice via email or in the box from BTD when I got the shipment, so called them up to see if there was a "code", or something.

BTD says there's no code, but emailed me an invoice with all the details on it... you could probably get it from your account at their site to, I suppose.

The Michelin site is pretty poorly done, but you only need to create an account with name, address, etc. and then you can submit a claim directly from there.

They want to know front and rear tire details in their drop-down boxes, but it seems like they didn't put all the SKU's in... I couldn't get "Michelin Power Cup" in 28c in both fields, but the fine print for the promotion says they're covered, so, whatever.

I did get a confirmation email with a claim number and it says it's in process, so we'll see what happens from here...

[IJWS]

I should follow up on this. I bought a pair of power cups, kiiinda because of this thread. I like how they ride so I figured I won. $40 rebate couldn't hurt though1

[ssb94]

I loved the older Power Competition tires. So supple and fast. But ever since these were announced, I haven't been able to find them from a source I trust. No idea what's happened to their distribution and it's a shame.

[Wolfman]

Got this email yesterday...

"Your claim ****** has been processed and your reward is on its way for 2024 Two-Wheel Michelin Spring II - US Promotion."

I suppose it's worth it and I'm not turning down $40 off a new set of tires, but I can't imagine how all the coupon-clippers/rebate getters/sweepstakes-enterers do it... seems like an odd way to spend time, chasing deals.