01
Why you need it
On a front-wheel drive vehicle, the front tires do most of the work: they accelerate, steer and help brake. That means they wear faster than the rears.
Moving them around on a regular schedule spreads that wear evenly across all four tires.
02
When to book
Follow your manufacturer’s recommendation. Most drivers rotate at every oil change, or at least once a season.
Our technicians rotate tires every day, using equipment that makes sure each wheel goes back on properly balanced.
03
What it costs
Tire rotations are $34.95.