Tire and Wheel Protection

Protect your vehicle’s tires and wheels from unexpected road hazards.

Choose the Right GMC Tire Protection Plan

We offer three coverage levels tailored to your needs:

  • Tire and Wheel Protection
  • Tire and Wheel Protection Plus
  • Tire Protection

Each plan helps you avoid unexpected repair costs and provides peace of mind every time you drive.

Tire and Wheel Protection

This plan covers the repair or replacement of tires and wheels damaged by eligible road hazards, including:

  • Potholes
  • Nails
  • Glass
  • Rocks
  • Curbs
  • Tree limbs and other debris

Key Features:

  • No deductible
  • Coverage for new, used, and leased vehicles
  • 1 to 5 years of protection
  • Unlimited mileage
  • Repairs performed by GMC Certified Service technicians
  • Transferable or cancellable coverage

Tire and Wheel Protection Plus

Includes all the benefits of standard Tire and Wheel Protection, plus:

  • Minor cosmetic wheel damage repairs (scratches, scrapes)
  • Coverage for chrome, chrome-clad, and steel wheels
  • More comprehensive coverage for your wheels’ appearance

Emergency Roadside Assistance

Available with Tire and Wheel plans:

  • Flat tire replacement or repair
  • Battery jump-start service
  • Lockout assistance
  • Emergency fuel and supplies delivery (materials at customer’s expense)
  • Towing up to 25 miles

Tire Protection (Tires Only)

Covers the cost of tire repairs or replacement due to road hazards.

Highlights:

  • Available for eligible new tires at time of purchase
  • Terms: 36 or 60 months
  • Up to $25 per tire repair (max 2 claims)
  • Replacement includes mounting, balancing, TPMS, valve stem, and taxes (up to $15/tire)
  • Coverage limits up to $399/tire or purchase price
  • No deductible
  • Cancelable within 10 days for full refund

What’s Not Covered

  • Normal wear or dry rot
  • Cosmetic damage (unless Plus plan selected)
  • Damage from misalignment, overloading, or racing tires
  • Hazards in construction zones
  • Manufacturer’s warranty or insurance-covered damage

See full service contract for complete exclusions.

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