Mavis Discount Tire Military & Veteran Discount
Mavis gives active-duty military, reservists, and veterans 10% off in-store with a valid military ID. Here’s how it works, what’s excluded, and how to save more.
Mavis Discount Tire runs a clear, chain-wide military discount: 10% off the sale price (before tax), in-store, for active-duty military, reservists, and veterans with a valid military ID. It’s published on Mavis’s own site, which is unusually explicit for a tire chain.
The catch is that it doesn’t stack. The discount isn’t valid online and can’t be combined with other coupons, vouchers, or offers, and price-match and warranty work are excluded — so the real decision each visit is military 10% vs. the best current Mavis coupon, whichever is larger.
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Mavis Discount Tire Military Discount — Key Facts
- Discount
- 10% off, applied before sales tax
- Verification
- Valid military ID, in-store (tell the store manager)
- Eligible groups
- Active-duty military, reservists, veterans
- Where to redeem
- In-store only — 2,100+ locations, 36 states
- Stacking
- Not combinable; price-match & warranty excluded
- Best path
- Larger of military 10% or best coupon, + a mail-in rebate
- Region
- United States
Source: Mavis Discount Tire — Military Discount Tires page (10% off, in-store, exclusions) · Last verified: July 20, 2026
WHO QUALIFIES
Mavis Discount Tire gives active-duty military, reservists, and veterans 10% off the sale price (before tax) in-store with a valid military ID — just tell the store manager at checkout. It’s not valid online and can’t be combined with other coupons, vouchers, or offers, and price-match and warranty transactions are excluded. Because it won’t stack, the real move each visit is to take the larger of the military 10% or the best current Mavis coupon, then layer a manufacturer mail-in tire rebate on top.
- Active-duty military — eligible with valid military ID, in-store.
- Reservists and National Guard — eligible with valid military ID.
- Veterans — eligible with valid military ID.
- Spouses and dependents — not named on Mavis’s military page; confirm in-store.
| Audience | Discount |
|---|---|
| Active-duty, reservists & veteransApplied in-store to the sale price with a valid military ID. Not valid online; not combinable with other coupons, vouchers, or offers; price-match and warranty transactions are excluded. | 10% off (before sales tax) |
HOW TO REDEEM
Online at www.mavis.com
- Online: shop tires and book your appointmentMavis.com lets you compare tires and schedule installation, but the 10% military discount is not applied online — it’s claimed in person at the store.
- Claim the 10% in-store when you arriveComplete the visit in-store and show a valid military ID to the manager to take 10% off the sale price (before tax).
In store
- Bring a valid military ID to any Mavis storeThe discount is in-store only, honored chain-wide at 2,100+ Mavis locations across 36 states.
- Tell the store manager at checkoutAsk for the military discount and present your military ID before the sale is rung up. It’s 10% off the sale price, applied before sales tax.
- Take the better of military 10% or the best couponBecause the discount can’t be combined, compare the military 10% against Mavis’s current coupons (buy-3-get-1, rebate, oil-change deals) and use whichever saves more on that visit.
- Layer a tire-brand mail-in rebateManufacturer mail-in rebates (Cooper, Michelin, etc.) live outside Mavis’s coupon rule, so you can stack one on top of your chosen in-store discount.
HOW IT WORKS
Mavis states the terms plainly on its Military Discount Tires page: 10% off, applied to the sale price before sales tax, honored in-store with a valid military ID. Eligibility is active-duty, reservists, and veterans; spouses and dependents aren’t named, so confirm in-store if that applies to you.
To redeem, tell the store manager you want the military discount and show ID before checkout. It works at any of Mavis’s 2,100+ locations across 36 states, but only in person — there’s no online military code.
Because the discount is non-combinable, optimize per visit: compare the military 10% against Mavis’s rotating coupons (buy-3-get-1, install rebates, oil-change specials) and take the larger. Then add a manufacturer mail-in tire rebate, which sits outside Mavis’s coupon rule and can be claimed on top.
Exclusions & fine print
- Not valid for online purchases — in-store only.
- Cannot be combined with other coupons, vouchers, or offers (single offer per transaction).
- Price-match and warranty transactions are excluded.
- Spouses/dependents are not named on Mavis’s military page — confirm in-store.
SOURCES
- Mavis Discount Tire — Military Discount Tires page (10% off, in-store, exclusions) — Mavis Discount Tire
- Military.com — Mavis (chain-wide military discount context) — Military.com
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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- Source priority. We cite Mavis Discount Tire's official discount page and the identity-verification provider (In-store ID) first. Discount amounts, eligibility, and exclusions are quoted from those sources and confirmed on the "Last verified" date above.
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