Every Tallahassee driver knows that tire rotation is a crucial part of vehicle maintenance that you can’t afford to skip. Whether you choose to take your Toyota vehicle to the Peter Boulware Toyota Service Center or rotate your tires yourself, the benefits of this type of maintenance can’t be overstated.
Regular tire rotations can offer you better traction on rainy and slippery roads, as well as increase the lifespan of your wheels. Check out our tire rotation guide to keep your tires in great condition and reach out to us if you have any lingering questions.
Every Bradfordville driver is different, so not all tires wear the same. Many tires experience heavier impact while turning, which results in the outside edges of the front tires wearing faster than the rear wheels, which wear more evenly and at a slower rate. What does this mean? Essentially, if you leave your tires in place, after a certain amount of time they will wear down at different rates and you’ll have to replace them sooner.
Experts recommend rotating your tires every 5,000 – 7,500 miles if you have a front or rear-wheel-drive vehicle. All-wheel drive vehicles will require a tire rotation at every 3,000 – 5,000 miles since all tires are activated, resulting in faster wear. However, as with any type of vehicle service, the technicians at Peter Boulware Toyota recommend checking your owner’s manual for individualized recommendations.
If you want to learn how to do a tire rotation from the comfort of your Crawfordville driveway, all you’ll need is a lug nut wrench and a set of car jack stands. After you’ve gathered the necessary tools, follow these six simple instructions to successfully rotate your tires:
If you prefer top-notch maintenance when it comes to your tire rotations, the certified technicians at Peter Boulware Toyota are here for you! We provide Quincy shoppers with a vast range of service specials to take advantage of. We can’t wait to see you when you schedule your service with us today!
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