Tire Rotation

Tire rotation is a preventive maintenance service performed on vehicles to ensure even tire wear and maximize the lifespan of tires. During tire rotation, the position of each tire is changed according to a specific pattern, typically front-to-back and side-to-side.

The purpose of tire rotation is to address the natural wear patterns that occur due to factors such as weight distribution, alignment, and driving habits. By regularly rotating tires, drivers can help maintain balanced tread wear across all four tires, which promotes better traction, handling, and overall performance.

Tire rotation also helps extend the life of tires, as it allows for more even wear and prevents premature wear on specific tires, such as those on the front axle in front-wheel drive vehicles or the rear axle in rear-wheel drive vehicles.

Overall, tire rotation is a simple yet essential maintenance procedure that can improve safety, performance, and longevity of tires, ultimately saving drivers money by extending the life of their tires and reducing the frequency of tire replacements.