RISK OF SKIPPING TIRE ROTATIONS AND BALANCING
The process of rotating your tires entails changing the position of your tires after some number of miles. On average, vehicles require the tires to be rotated each 5,000-8,000 miles, which is the same amount that an oil replacement. The other aspect of maintaining your tires is balancing. Each tire is evaluated by its the distribution of weight. This method identifies any light or heavy areas that could create an imbalance in your vehicle. Technicians will put every tire on the machine and then conduct an examination of its balance. WHY SHOULD I REGULARLY GET TIRE ROTATIONS? If your vehicle experiences long-term use, the tires absorb the brunt of physical wear. The ability to change their position on your vehicle allows different parts in the tire wear down in a similar way. This can prolong the life of your tires as the tread can stand up to more. RISKS OF SKIPPING TIRE ROTATIONS If you don't take care of your tires Your tires are likely to suffer un...