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How to Know When Your Tires Need to Be Rotated

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by Mallory Knee

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With proper maintenance, your tires will live long and serve your car well. That’s why it’s important to recognize when your tires need to be rotated.

This process can be done yourself, if you’re experienced in this field, or you can take it into a professional. Taking the car in shouldn’t be much of a hassle because tire shops aren’t too hard to come by.

Whether you and your family live in a big city in California or a small town in South Carolina, you can find an expert to rotate your tires.

Uneven Wear and Tear on Tires

Tire rotation helps ensure that your tires wear evenly. Wear and tear happens to all vehicles over time, and typically it will happen unevenly.

Keeping an eye on how worn your tires are can help keep your car’s handling stay properly balanced. Front tires will often wear sooner than back tires. If you notice that your tires look super worn in some spots and not others, you should have them all rotated.

Mysterious Air Pressure Loss

Air pressure loss is also something that happens with all tires over time. That being said, if you notice that one tire is losing pressure unusually quicker than the other tires, it’s another sign that they should all be rotated.

It may be tempting to just have one tire replaced or rotated, but the goal is to keep those tires wearing at the same rate, so whether your tires are being rotated or replaced, they should all be done at the same time.

Strange Vibrations While Driving

If you encounter any strange vibrations while driving, there’s a chance it could be coming from the tires.

If the vibrating is happening while you’re stopped, it’s most likely another issue with the car. If it happens during your drive, then it’s often a sign that uneven wear has started affecting at least one of the tires.

You can determine how to know when your tires need to be rotated by keeping an eye on these factors. That being said, simply having it done anytime you go in for an oil change, or every 5,000 miles, will help make this occurrence less of a nuisance.

Some drivers know how to rotate tires on their own, but many everyday drivers don’t. In these cases, simply visit your local tire shop, and they’ll help get you sorted. However you do it, rotating your tires is an essential part of making sure you and your family have a safe time on the road.

Download this free Auto Maintenance Log to track your vehicles.

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