Tire Rotation

Prolong the life of your tires and save money. Regular rotation helps extend the life of your tires and improves performance. Rotating your tires is an essential part of tire maintenance. The main purpose of regular tire rotation is to achieve uniform wear on all tires on your vehicle. If your owner's manual does not specify when tire rotation should be done, rotate your tires at least every 6,000 miles.

However, have your tires rotated earlier if irregular or uneven wear develops, and have your auto mechanic shop to determine the cause of the wear problem. Remember that a hard impact such as hitting a pothole can cause misalignment, which can then cause uneven tire wear.