Consider pairing a tire rotation with an oil change to make it more convenient. Generally, tire rotations should be administered every 5,000 to 8,000 miles or every six months, whichever comes first, similar to the frequency of oil changes. Your driving habits may skew that timetable, but this will be easy to remember and note on your calendar.

Use your owner’s manual as a reference to know when it’s best to schedule different types of maintenance for your specific vehicle. When you visit our service center, our knowledgeable service technicians can guide you on when other tire services should be scheduled.

The front tires bear the brunt of the impact when you’re driving your vehicle. When you take corners, brake, and commute to your job, they endure various stressors. These actions can speed up the wear and tear on your front tires, with the left front tire experiencing the most stress.

Scheduling tire rotations regularly makes a difference in performance. By adhering to a schedule, your front tires will stay in great shape longer. Since front tires wear out first, swapping them with the rear ones ensures a more balanced ride and a smoother driving experience.

A tire rotation can eliminate excess friction, which can lead to the demise of front tires. They can help maintain the right tire pressure and prevent premature wear and tear. Drivers can avoid slipping on the road, lessen tread erosion, and enjoy better performance overall.