How Often Should I Get a Tire Rotation?

At Ed Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, we know how important it is for you to keep your vehicle running, and making sure your tires are taken care of plays a big part in doing that. Regular tire rotations mean that your tires will wear evenly, which helps you have better handling and traction on the road. Keep reading to learn more about what to expect when you get a tire rotation, how it can save you from needing new tires, and how often to get this service done at Ed Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram.

How often should I have my tires rotated?

Most auto manufacturers will recommend having your tires rotated every six months or 7,500 miles, whichever comes first. Some vehicles are special cases though and exceptions do exist, so it’s always a good idea to check your owner’s manual and consider the amount of driving the vehicle does. If you want to keep things simple, consider getting your tires rotated each time you get an oil change.

What happens when I bring my car or truck in for a tire rotation?

when you come in for a tire rotation, our service technicians will remove, swap, and remount your tires according to the amount of wear found on each one. Usually this means swapping your front and back tires to ensure even wear. Rotating the tires helps distribute the wear among all four tires, which helps you get the most out of each one before having to come in for replacements.

How do regular tire rotations help me?

When you regularly get your tires rotated, you help to reduce the risk of having tire problems like a tire blowout or failure. Cutting down the odds of experiencing these issues also reduces your risk of an inconvenient or potentially dangerous accident. Regular tire rotations also increase the overall lifespan of your tires, which saves you money over time.

Tire rotations are key to getting the best performance out of your vehicle. If you’re struggling to remember when your last tire rotation was, make an appointment for a tire rotation at Ed Martin Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram today.