Most car owners know that they need to get their oil changed regularly, but not as many are aware of the importance of tire rotation. Just like changing your oil, getting your tires rotated is a crucial part of maintaining your vehicle and ensuring that it runs smoothly. Keep reading to learn more about why you should make tire rotation a regular part of your car care routine.
Tire rotation is the process of moving your tires from one position to another. This helps to ensure even wear and tear on all four tires, which in turn prolongs their lifespan. Depending on your vehicle, you may need to have your tires rotated every 5,000 to 7,500 miles.
Regularly rotating your car's tires has a number of benefits that together help improve both safety and performance while driving and prolonging tire life. As we mentioned before, one of the main reasons to rotate your tires is to ensure even wear and tear. When all four tires wear down at an equal rate, they will need to be replaced at roughly the same time. But when one tire consistently bears more weight than others due to poor alignment or other factors, it will start to show signs of wear much sooner—sometimes up to 50% sooner!
Tire rotation and wheel balancing are two of those maintenance tasks that can easily slip through the cracks. However, it's essential for prolonging the lifespan of your tires, improving your vehicle's performance, and ensuring your safety on the road.
When you drive, your tires wear down. But they don't all wear down evenly. Front tires tend to wear out faster than rear tires because they carry more of the car's weight and take on more force when turning. Regular tire rotation helps even out this wear by moving the tires to different positions around the car.
Our team at Hub Starters in Malden is ready to rotate your tires and would be happy to help you with all your auto maintenance needs—just give us a call at (781) 322-6151 or stop by our shop today.
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