Tire rotation is the process of interchanging your vehicle's tires, usually the front ones with the rear ones, with an aim to extend the life of the tread and sidewall rubber quality on each tire. In ...

Rotating your tires is a must if you want them to last for as long as possible. There’s no reason not to: It’s easy, it requires no special tools, and it only takes a few minutes. Here’s why you need ...

In cars, swapping oil happens a lot – yet flipping your tires around matters just as much. It might sound small; still, knowing the right time plus reasons helps your ride last longer, keeps folks ...

Rotate my tires? But they rotate every time I drive? Yes, your rubber donuts go round and round every time you drive your car, truck, or SUV, but actually rotating them means putting them on a ...

Tire rotation, it seems, is a hot topic among tire dealers. I have received several intriguing emails in response to my columns on the issue (March 25 and Aug. 13 editions of Tire Business). To review ...

Rotating the tires from front to back (and side-to-side in many cases) helps tires wear more evenly and last longer – and can save money because you won’t need new tires as often. This applies whether ...

Q:My wife drives a 2008 Subaru Outback. Is there any reason to rotate tires on an all-wheel-drive vehicle? A: Yes. Even with all-wheel drive, tires are under stresses that differ widely from front to ...

This common maintenance task—which should typically be done every 5,000 to 7,500 miles—isn’t one you should ignore. It may seem minor, but remember: Tires are the only thing that comes between your ...

Q: Rotating your tires is a scam by the auto manufacturers, tire companies and auto dealers. If tires cost $125 each, replace one. At the most, just replace the two front tires and later the two rear ...

CARS.COM — Virtually every vehicle manufacturer, tire manufacturer and tire dealer recommends you periodically rotate your tires so they wear evenly and last longer, but is rotation really necessary?