Apollo Tyre Warranty

Apollo Tyres is a leading tyre manufacturer in India, offering a comprehensive warranty for its wide range of tyres. Whether you’re using your car or SUVs for daily commutes or long road trips, understanding the Apollo tyre warranty coverage and following best practices in tyre care can ensure peace of mind and better value from the tyres.

Apollo Tyre Warranty in India

1. What the Apollo tyre warranty Covers

Apollo Tyres provides warranty against manufacturing defects in material or workmanship. The warranty includes coverage for:

• Defects leading to bulges, separations, or abnormal wear
• Issues arising from manufacturing faults

The warranty does not cover damage caused by road hazards, accidents, cuts, punctures, improper usage, or lack of maintenance.

2. Warranty Period

The warranty period for Apollo Tyres depends on the type and pattern of the tyre. Most passenger and SUV tyres carry up to a 5-year warranty from the date of manufacture.

3. What is the process of getting an Apollo tyre warranty registration?

If you buy an Apollo tyre from Tyresnmore, our warranty registration executive will call you, kindly provide the following details for your Apollo tyre warranty registration:

• Your vehicle registration number
• Your vehicle’s Brand/Model/Variant (For example: Maruti/Baleno/Vxi or Royal Enfield/Thunderbird/350X)    
• We have the details of your name, tyre size, tyre serial number from your purchase/order documents – these will be used to fill the Apollo tyre warranty registration form.

Once the process is completed for registration of your Apollo tyre warranty – you will receive communication from Apollo tyres directly for the same.

Note: The claims under Apollo tyre warranty are settled on a pro rata basis depending on the tyre tread depth that has been consumed while driving the tyre.

In case you have used the tyres to the extent of 50% of tread depth or more then no claim is admissible.

What are the cases in which are excluded / not covered by the Apollo tyre warranty 

• If there is any damage done intentionally to the tyres
• If the tyre has any cuts or any other form of failure which is repairable

Important: Any consequential costs or damages claimed towards repatriation, personal and material damage, mounting costs etc. are not covered in the Apollo tyres warranty.

4. Eligibility and Claim Process for Apollo tyre warranty

If your tyres are purchased from TyresNmore, you can call us on 9212751275 for assistance with warranty registration and support. Alternatively, you may:

• Visit an authorised Apollo Tyres dealer with the affected tyre, your original invoice, and warranty card (if applicable).
• The dealer will conduct a physical inspection.
• If approved, Apollo may provide a free replacement or issue a pro-rata credit depending on tread wear.

5. Common Reasons for Warranty Rejection

Avoid these common mistakes to prevent your warranty from getting void:

• Tyres damaged due to impact with potholes, curbs, or debris
• Tyre bursts caused by overloading or excessive speed
• Use of tyres in unauthorised applications such as racing, off-roading, or commercial overload
• Tyres showing neglect, such as uneven tread wear, under-inflation, or lack of rotation
• Use of sealants or third-party chemicals that interfere with internal structure

Types of Apollo tyre warranty

• Warranty against Non-manufacturing defects - Limited by kilometres travelled or time period: Most tyre warranties cover a specific number of kilometres for which the tyre is used OR a time period starting from the date of purchase or manufacturing date of the tyre. Please note , generally these types of damages are covered for a time period of 2 years by the Apollo tyre warranty.
• Apollo tyres warranty against manufacturing defects: Tyres that are defective due to raw materials used or processes used in manufacturing that cause tyres to get deformed, bulge or crack – without the cause being any external impact or any other external factor. Such cases are covered by the Apollo tyre warranty.
• Two years or 50% tread depth Conditional Pro-rata Apollo tyre warranty: If a tyre develops issues impacting its performance before reaching 50% of its tread depth or 2 years from date of sale/manufacture, you may get a tyre replacement at a pro-rata amount payable by you as a price difference based on the tread depth remaining on the tyre subjected to claim under the Apollo tyre warranty.
• You must note that warranties usually don't cover damage caused due to punctures, cuts or impacts, incorrect maintenance like using under or over inflated tyres or misaligned tyres. Even overloading, racing, or off-road usage of tyres can impact the claim under Apollo tyre warranty.
• Please see the table below for the Apollo tyre warranty time limits for the different product patterns that they manufacture:

Tyre Maintenance: How to Extend Apollo Tyre Life

1. Maintain Proper Tyre Pressure

Incorrect tyre pressure causes uneven wear and increases fuel usage. Check your tyre pressure every 2 weeks. Always refer to the vehicle manual or door sticker for the correct PSI. You can also buy tyre pressure monitoring systems to get real time information of air pressure in your car tyres – click here to view tyre pressure monitoring system products (TPMS) – you will be surprised; these are not very expensive. You can call our tyre experts on 9212751275 in case you need any clarifications about the TPMS products.

TPMS feature out – Tyre pressure & Temperature Alerts, Super-Fast leak detection, Boosts fuel savings, Improved tyre life, Control in your hands.

2. Regular Wheel Alignment and Balancing

Misalignment causes the tyre to wear unevenly and can affect handling. Get your alignment and balancing checked every 5,000–8,000 km.

3. Tyre Rotation

Rotate tyres every 5,000–8,000 km for uniform wear. Follow the rotation pattern recommended by the vehicle manufacturer.

4. Load Index and Speed Rating Awareness

• Load Index: Overloading stresses the tyre and increases the risk of damage.
• Speed Rating: Always drive within the speed limit suitable for your tyre type. Exceeding it can cause overheating and reduce tyre life.

5. Inspect for Wear and Damage

Regularly check for:

• Minimum tread depth from the tread depth indicator mark on your car tyres.
• Cuts, punctures, cracks, or sidewall bulges
• Irregular wear indicating suspension or inflation issues

6. Drive Smoothly

Avoid hard braking, rapid acceleration, and sharp turns. Smooth driving conserves tyre life and enhances safety.

7. Park Smart

Avoid parking on surfaces that are oily, hot, or uneven for long durations, as these conditions degrade rubber quality.

Why Warranty and After-Sales Support Matter When Choosing Tyres

In today’s market, tyre brands are not just evaluated on performance and price—but also on their warranty coverage and after-sales service. A strong warranty reflects the manufacturer's confidence in its product and provides assurance to buyers that any unexpected issues will be taken care of.

Brands like Apollo understand this shift in consumer expectations. With user-friendly warranty apps, prompt support, and structured claim processes, they create a reliable experience that influences customer trust and ultimately the buying decision. For many, this peace of mind is the deciding factor in choosing one brand over another.

Apollo Tyre Peace of Mind Plan (Optional Extended Coverage)

Apollo also offers a Peace of Mind Plan on select tyres:

• Covers accidental damage, like cuts or impact
• Available for selected patterns and must be purchased at the time of buying the tyre
• Requires registration with Apollo within 15 days of purchase

For tyres bought through TyresNmore, call us on 9212751275 and we’ll help you register if your tyre qualifies.

Disclaimer: The above information is likely to change, please contact Apollo tyres or visit their official website for latest information – Tyresnmore Online Private Limited is not responsible for any variation in the terms & conditions of Apollo tyre warranty with respect to what is indicated on this page.