Pennsylvania AG announces Mavis Discount Tires settlement

What the settlement concerns

Pennsylvania’s attorney general has announced a settlement involving Mavis Discount Tires over alleged deceptive business practices. The announcement also establishes a process through which consumers may seek compensation by filing a claim.

The word “alleged” matters: It identifies the conduct described by the attorney general without treating the accusation as a proven court finding. A settlement resolves the matter under its written terms, which control who may submit a claim and what relief may be available.

A settlement does not mean every Mavis Discount Tires customer automatically qualifies. Eligibility depends on the transactions, dates, locations and other conditions included in the official claim rules.

How consumers can file a claim

Consumers should use the claim instructions issued through the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General and confirm that the notice specifically identifies the Mavis Discount Tires settlement. Before filing, they should review the eligibility period, submission deadline, required documentation and method for sending the claim.

Potential claimants should gather records connected to the transaction, such as receipts, invoices or payment records, if the official instructions require them. Names, contact details and transaction information should be submitted only through the designated process.

Consumers should keep a copy of their completed submission and any confirmation they receive. Filing a claim does not by itself establish eligibility or guarantee payment; claims must be reviewed under the settlement’s terms. Questions about qualification, missing records or filing procedures should be directed to the contact listed in the official settlement notice.