How often should I rotate my tires?
Rotating your tires is important to help them last longer and wear evenly.

Most cars should have their tires rotated every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, but you can check your owner’s manual for the exact recommendation for your vehicle.
Tires wear differently depending on where they are on the car. Front tires often wear out faster because they do most of the steering and braking. Rotating them moves the tires to different positions, so they all wear evenly. This keeps your car running smoothly and helps you avoid buying new tires sooner than you need to.
A good way to remember is to rotate your tires when you get an oil change. If you’re unsure when you last did it, call in
or stop by David’s Automotive Repair. We’ll check your tires and make sure they’re in great shape!
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