TIRE CARE

TIRE ROTATION

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WHY IS TIRE ROTATION IMPORTANT?

It’s a known fact that regular tire rotation extends the life of your tires and improves performance. Tires are rotated to achieve a uniform wear for all tires. Each tire performs different tasks (such as steering in front- versus rear-wheel drive), therefore tires wear at different rates. Tires should be rotated every 7,500 miles to prevent irregular tire wear.

It’s important to rotate your tires according to the correct tire-rotation pattern. Doing so will prolong the life of your tires and will reduce the risk of sudden tire failure. Front tires encounter different tasks than the rear tires. And a front-wheel-drive car’s tires perform different tasks than those on a rear-wheel-drive car. See the Maintenance Schedule section in your Owner’s Manual for additional information about your specific vehicle.

  

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TIRE ROTATION PATTERNS

Front Wheel

Pattern for front-wheel drive with same size front and rear nondirectional tires.

Certified Service Front Wheel Tire Rotation Pattern

All-Wheel/4-Wheel/Rear-Wheel

Pattern for all-wheel/4-wheel/rear-wheel drive vehicles with same size front and rear nondirectional tires.

Certified Service All-Wheel, Four-Wheel and Rear-Wheel Drive Tire Rotation Pattern

Different Size Tires

Pattern for different size tires on the front and rear and nondirectional tires.

Certified Service Tire Rotation Pattern for Different Size Tires

If your vehicle has a Tire Pressure Monitoring System, it will need to be reset after each tire rotation. See your Owner’s Manual for details. Or, read more about tire pressure.

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