Tire Rotation

Understanding Tire Rotation

Tire rotation involves regularly changing the position of each tire on your vehicle. The primary purpose of tire rotation is to equalize tread wear, extending the overall lifespan of your tires. Here are the key points:

Importance of Tire Rotation:

Regular rotation helps distribute wear evenly across all tires.
It ensures that no single tire wears out prematurely.

Consult your owner’s manual for the recommended rotation interval and pattern specific to your vehicle.

Variations in Rotation Patterns:

Different vehicle makes and models have varying rotation patterns.

These patterns indicate where each tire should be positioned during rotation.

Consider factors like tire size (some vehicles have different sizes for front and rear tires) and directional tires.

Consult the Owner’s Manual or Professionals:

When unsure, refer to your owner’s manual or seek advice from a professional technician.

They can guide you on the appropriate rotation schedule based on your specific vehicle.

During tire rotation, take the opportunity to balance the tires and wheels.

We strive to maintain your vehicle’s performance, minimize repair costs, and prevent future problems.