Yokohama offers cash rebates on tire purchases through their manufacturer program, but the rebate is not automatic — you have to submit a claim after you buy

Yokohama rebates reduce the price of certain tire models by $50 to $150 per set, depending on which tires you purchase and which promotion is running. The rebate comes as a prepaid card or check mailed to you weeks after you submit proof of purchase. You do not receive the discount at the register; instead, you pay full price and then claim the money back through Yokohama's rebate portal or by mail.

Rebate offers change several times per year and vary by tire model and region. Some promotions run for a few months, then end and are replaced by different ones. The amount you can receive depends on which tires you bought, how many, and when you bought them.

Key Takeaways

  • Yokohama rebates require you to submit a claim within 30 to 60 days of purchase, so keep your receipt and tire paperwork when ready after buying.
  • You can submit claims online through Yokohama's rebate website or by mail with a printed form, original receipt, and proof the tires were installed.
  • Rebate amounts range from $50 to $150 per set and depend on the specific tire model and the current promotion running at the time of purchase.
  • The rebate is sent as a prepaid card or check, not as a discount applied to your credit card, and typically arrives four to eight weeks after approval.

Where to find current Yokohama rebate offers

Visit yokohamatire.com and look for a "Rebates" or "Promotions" link, usually in the footer or main navigation. This page lists all active rebates, which tires may have access to, and the dollar amount for each. You can filter by tire model or size to see whether the tires you want to buy are part of a current promotion.

Tire retailers that sell Yokohama — including Costco, Discount Tire, Firestone, and independent shops — may also display Yokohama rebate information at the point of sale or on their websites. However, the official Yokohama site is the authoritative source for which rebates are active and what the exact terms are.

Rebate offers typically run for 60 to 90 days, then expire and are replaced. If you see a rebate you want, check the end date on the promotion page, because you must purchase the tires before that date to be may be able to access to claim the rebate later.

What you need to submit a Yokohama rebate claim

Gather these documents before you start the claim process: your original itemized receipt from the tire retailer (showing the tire model, size, and price), proof that the tires were installed (usually a work order or invoice from the shop), and your contact information. Some retailers print this on the receipt; others give you a separate installation invoice.

If you submit online, you will upload photos or scans of these documents through Yokohama's rebate portal. If you submit by mail, you will print a rebate form from the Yokohama website, attach copies of your receipt and installation proof, and mail the package to the address listed on the form. Do not send original documents — send copies only, because you will not get them back.

You must submit your claim within 30 to 60 days of the purchase date (the exact window depends on the specific rebate promotion). Check the promotion details on Yokohama's website to confirm the important date for the tires you bought.

How to submit your claim online

Go to the Yokohama rebate website listed on the promotion page. Create an account or log in if you already have one. Select the rebate promotion that matches the tires you purchased, then enter the purchase date, retailer name, and tire details.

Upload clear photos or scans of your receipt and installation proof. The images must show the tire model, size, quantity, price, and date. If any information is unclear or missing, Yokohama will reject the claim and ask you to resubmit. Once you upload all documents, review the information for accuracy and submit.

Yokohama will send you a confirmation email. You can check the status of your claim by logging back into your account. Processing typically takes two to four weeks. Once approved, Yokohama will mail your rebate as a prepaid card or check within another two to four weeks.

How to submit your claim by mail

read the rebate form from Yokohama's website for the specific promotion you are claiming. Print it and fill in your name, address, phone number, email, and the details of your purchase (date, retailer, tire model, and price).

Make copies of your original receipt and installation invoice. Attach these copies to the completed form. Do not include the originals. Place everything in an envelope and mail it to the address printed on the form. Use first-class mail or a tracked service so you have proof of delivery.

Mail claims typically take longer to process than online claims — expect four to six weeks from the time Yokohama receives your envelope until your rebate is mailed to you. Keep a copy of the form and your receipt for your records in case Yokohama needs to contact you with questions.

What happens if your claim is denied

Yokohama denies claims most often because the receipt is unclear, the installation proof is missing, the claim was submitted after the important date, or the tires purchased do not match the rebate promotion. If your claim is denied, Yokohama will send you a notice explaining why.

You can resubmit a claim if you have additional documentation that addresses the reason for denial. For example, if your receipt did not show the tire model clearly, you can submit a new claim with a clearer photo or an installation invoice that lists the model. Contact Yokohama's rebate support line (listed on their website) if you need clarification on why your claim was rejected.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I claim a rebate if I bought the tires more than 60 days ago?

No. Yokohama rebates have a strict submission important date, usually 30 to 60 days from the purchase date. Once that window closes, you cannot submit a claim. Check the promotion details before you buy to confirm the important date applies to your purchase date.

Do I get the rebate if I buy tires at Costco or another big retailer?

Yes, as long as the tires you buy are part of an active Yokohama rebate promotion. The rebate is from Yokohama, not from the retailer, so it works the same way regardless of where you purchased the tires. You still need your receipt from that retailer to submit the claim.

What if I lose my receipt?

Contact the retailer where you bought the tires and ask them to print a duplicate receipt or provide a copy of your transaction. Bring your ID and the credit card you used to pay. Without a receipt, Yokohama will not process your rebate claim.

How long does it take to receive my rebate after I submit?

Online claims typically take two to four weeks to be reviewed and approved, then another two to four weeks for the rebate to arrive by mail. Mail-in claims take longer overall — expect six to ten weeks from submission to delivery. Yokohama will email you when your claim is approved.

Can I combine a Yokohama rebate with other discounts or promotions?

That depends on the specific retailer and promotion. Some retailers allow you to stack a manufacturer rebate with their own sale or discount; others do not. Ask the retailer before you buy whether you can use both the Yokohama rebate and any other promotion they are running.