MICHELIN PILOT SPORT 5 - ATS up to £70 off and £50 Marks and Spencer's Gift Card

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Price on post is example of 225/40/18 Pilot Sport 5

Michelin Tyres M&S E Code Promotion

We’ve teamed up with Michelin to bring you an exciting treat when buying Michelin tyres! We’re offering our retail customers who purchase four or more Michelin Tyres between 1st March 2024 and 30th April (inclusive), the opportunity to claim a free £50 M&S E Code.
To help your wallet go even further, we are offering a discount equal to the value of our standard fitting charge when you purchase two or more Michelin tyres online or in-centre. This represents a Free Fitting* saving worth £35.00 when buying 2x tyres, £52.50 when buying 3x tyres and a massive £70.00 when buying 4x Michelin tyres!**

This Michelin tyre offer is valid on tyre purchases made in a single transaction online or in-centre between 1st March 2024 and 30th April 2024 (inclusive). Terms and conditions for this offer can be found below.

*The offer of Free Fitting applies in relation to the standard charge usually made for fitting the tyre which includes one tubeless rubber valve, one tyre balance and one disposal of the old tyre. No allowance will be given where any of these items/services are not required.
**Any other items or services that are recommended or required as part of the tyre fitting service that are not part of the standard fitting requirements and are not listed above (e.g. TPMS valves (tyre pressure monitoring system valves), metal valves, wheel tracking etc.) are not included in the Michelin tyre offer and will be charged for separately.

Claim a FREE £50 M&S E Code when purchasing 4 or more Michelin TyresWith this Michelin tyre deal, if you purchase four or more Michelin car, van or 4x4 tyres in-Centre or online between 1st March 2024 and 30th April 2024 (inclusive), you're eligible to claim a FREE £50 M&S E Code. Click the button below to claim your gift. Full terms and conditions can be found below.

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7th Mar
The 4s is still a better tyre and better wear compound.
8th Mar
I have just finished with 4 and moved to 5 a year ago and the 5 has provided me more miles and grip thats off a standard 225/40/18 tyre. I would definitely recommend the 5 over the 4. Big difference
7th Mar
Good tyres, good price. I paid £123 per tyre for a full set in April last year at National Tyres. (205/40/17)
7th Mar
Is there ever deals on the Pilot Sport 4S tyres?
8th Mar
No, because they know that people who drive the type of cars that really require the standard of the PS4S will shell out for them. Tbh, the Goodyear F1 Supersport (which i'm currently trying) or Conti SC7 are looking like my next move rather than the PS4S (edited)
8th Mar
Deal price is £427 for 4 tyres, but as always when I check my sizes it’s £400 for 2 tyres…
8th Mar
What size do you need?

I've literally just come out of my local ATS because he quoted me a better price over the phone yesterday, turns out he didn't actually include the tracking though.

Anyhoo he said my rears still had a fair bit of tread so I could get away with just replacing the fronts. He did say the way their promo system in branch works means there's very little price difference between buying two and buying four.

Better to buy four and have two spares in half decent nick seems like a no brainer to me.
11th Mar
Anyone give me some guidance for my Audi TT please?

Came with 4 Triangle tyres which are budget.

Michelin Pilot 5's comes in at £809.96 which is silly money.

My tyres, front and rear, are 245/35/R19.

Thank-you.
11th Mar
I'm no expert but I do know quite a few mechanics where I grew up, including one who is the manager of a tyre gaff, and they all say you get what you pay for be it with tyres and car parts in general.

Yeah you can get cheaper brand tyres and pattern pads, discs etc but they ain't as good as the top brands and genuine parts. Whether the more expensive options are fully worth that premium you pay for them is subjective but I have always been of the mindset that if you've got a nice motor then you should maintain it to the highest standard.

809 odd quid is a lot of dough granted but if you can find a way of signing up to CS before making the purchase that will get you cashback of £80.99 and the Marks's giftcard will soften the blow to around. 680 quid.
11th Mar
Can someone enlighten me on the difference between TopCashback and CSSC please?
13th Mar
Put simply CS offers much higher rates of cashback and though it does charge a sub it's refunded in the form of the 'monthly bonus' provided you make at least one purchase each calendar month.

CS does not do cashback on services like insurance, financial, broadband etc so for them you have to stick with Quidco and TCB.

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8th Mar
ATS did mine a couple of years ago, they told me tracking needed doing. I was in the Motor trade and I knew the tracking was perfect, they insisted, but said they'd do it discounted. When I left, the car was pulling to one side, went straight back. They did it again, slightly better, but still way out. I went back again a few days later, they never managed to get the tracking correct, always pulled. Would not go to them again.
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8th Mar
Yeah for tracking I do not go to any of the commercial type branches. We have an independent local that specialises in Tracking with Hunter equipment. Runs me through the whole process and shows me all the values whilst his doing it. Says himself that from many of the established branches who operate the hunter equipment when it comes to their own cars they take them to him, even though they work with the equipment.
7th Mar
Not that I'm an expert but seems a decent deal after a brief Google and a whole lot more decent with 10% CS cashback thrown in too.

My 128ti came supplied with Pilot Sport 4's when I bought it and seeing they're getting close to needing replacing this has come at a good time so heat from me
7th Mar
CS cashback?
8th Mar
Check on cash back from Michelin , upto £100 on 4 tyres....
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8th Mar
It is selected stores, when I checked the stores that were available in my location it worked out more expensive and the cash back offer is without the M&S gift card as it's specific to ATS. For example Just Tyres have the cash back offer, however each tyre is more expensive so even with a maximum discount of £100 cash back it still worked out more expensive.
8th Mar
Full 10% cashback through CS, four Pilot Sport 5's with tracking/wheel alignment was £465.45 and £46.54 tracked so happy days

9th Mar
How much do you pay monthly for membership of Complete Savings?
9th Mar
Thanks for that - I've just ordered a complete set of PS4 tyres for my E89 Z4 which should transform the handling once the RFT's are removed... - £511.96 fitted plus CB tracking via topcashback and a £50 voucher so that should make them effectively £450-460 depending on the TCB rate... (edited)
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9th Mar
Nice! Beautiful car
13th Mar
Got the tyres fitted yesterday, put in for the giftcard late last night and received this 45 minutes ago, happy days
7th Mar
This is really good! Any extra promo codes?
7th Mar
Potentially 5% cashback via airtime rewards and 4% via Topcashback (edited)
7th Mar
What is that 427.96 actually for?
7th Mar
The four Pilot Sport 5 225/40 R18's I need for my motor are coming up at that price....
7th Mar
As always comes down to size... 2 different size pairs as have staggered fitment come to 665.96 for me
7th Mar
It’s the same discount per tyre for 2 vs 4. It’s just £35 off 2 or £70 off 4. So just order separately.
8th Mar
Don't know anything about tyres other than my back 2 are low on tread and front two are reasonably ok. The existing tyres from new at Pilot Sport 4s.

I was looking at 4 x Primacy 4+ at £606 (I need 235/45Y18), then debating just getting two, or theres thsi deal with 4 coming out at £667. I haven't heard of CS but could give that a try.

Any advice? Is it better replacing all 4 even if there's some tread left on the front? I'm just over halfway on the 4 year lease of the vehicle... (edited)
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8th Mar
I would consider if the front tyres will pass MOT for the duration of the lease. Some lease options allow balloon payments at end to buy the car, I presume your returning it. Also surprised needing tyres so soon, leases are usually brand new vehicles.
8th Mar
I have an Audi TT manual 2.0 TFSI.

Tyres are new, but they are Triangle brand.

245/35R/19

Was excited when I noticed this deal......... until I saw they are £220 each. (edited)
8th Mar
£252 each for a Q3. Crazy price. Black circles are cheaper
9th Mar
how are ats generally like good service etc
9th Mar
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10th Mar
Where do you find the m&s voucher ?
10th Mar
14th Mar
I've had a slightly different experience...

Booked online - had tyres fitted near work, submitted original invoice from ATS along with my reg and had my M&S Giftcard declined initially because original receipt does not prove that tyres were fitted (it couldn't possibly because the original receipt was generated when I paid and I wasn't given a second receipt confirming tyre fitment because they don't usually issue two receipts)!!...

Fitting garage (ATS Euromaster) is now having to produce a second receipt for me which seems weird when ATS should be able to see that the tyres have been fitted, so I'm guessing the claim is via a third party who can't access the fitting data so its worth making sure you get a receipt after your tyres are fitted that also confirms that they have been fitted....

Hopefully this will be resolved but a less than slick end to what had been a relatively painless process up until now... (edited)
14th Mar
Didn't you get a receipt like this after they fitted them?