Most recent tires are from Sears Auto Center...

[Anonymous]

...which is now closed (at least the one closest to us). My wife just took a screw to one of the tires and needs it repaired, and they’re under a road hazard agreement. Are we SOL?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:...which is now closed (at least the one closest to us). My wife just took a screw to one of the tires and needs it repaired, and they’re under a road hazard agreement. Are we SOL?

So just take it to a local shop. Is this really worth stressing about? Sears is out of business. They’re not coming back.

[Anonymous]

I would assume the warranty is now worthless. There are about 4 plugs in the tires of our cars and I don't worry about it.

[Anonymous]

Just take it to a local shop. why did you go to Sears anyway?

[Anonymous]

Just take it to your local shop, if it can be repaired it will cost you $30 or so to get it patched. We use the garage station down the road for this type of stuff.

[Anonymous]

I thought National Tire and Battery was also owned by Sears and you could have Sears warranties serviced there. Not sure if NTB is still open.