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WHY SHOULD YOU ROTATE YOUR TYRES ?

• Prevent irregular wear
• Maintain quality of grip
• Enhance tyre tread life 
• Detect irregular wear caused by misalignment 

What is Tyre Rotation?
Tyre rotation is the process of changing the position of the tyres on your vehicle, often done by swapping front and rear car tyres. Ideally, tyres should be rotated at intervals of 10,000km for cars and around 8000km for 4x4 vehicles, Why Rotate Car Tyres? You should rotate your car tyres because the tyres at the front of your vehicle often wear out faster than the ones at the back. By changing them frequently it helps your tyres wear more evenly and lets you get the most out of their tread life. Rotating your car tyres will also ensure you’ll achieve best possible performance when your tyres begin to wear.

There are various ways you can rotate your tyres, usually depends on your vehicle.
Front Wheel Drive Cars:

• Front tyres should be moved to the back and remain on the same side,
• Rear tyres should be brought forwards and crossed from one side to the other, for example your rear left tyre will become your front right tyre.

Rear Wheel Drive Cars:

• Rear tyres should be brought forward and remain on the same side,
• Front tyres should be moved to the back of the car and crossed from one side to the other, for example your front right tyre will become your rear left tyre.

4x4 Cars:

• All four tyres should be rotated in a crossed direction, so your front right tyre will become your rear left tyre and rear left tyre will become your front right tyre,
• The process is repeated with your front left tyre and rear right tyre.