Tires are what enable our vehicles to move. The tread on them allows your tire to grip the surface you are driving on. Over time, that tread is worn down. The way each tire wears down depends on the spot in which it is installed. The front driver-side tire will wear differently than the rear passenger-side tire. If you do not rotate your tires, these wear patterns will become too deep, and it means that you did not get the full use out of your tires. However, many drivers do not regularly rotate them.



It is generally recommended that you rotate your tires every 5,000 miles. There are factors to consider such as your driving style, the tire type, and your vehicle. These things can determine if you should rotate them more or less often. Rotating your tires is beneficial to you because they help keep you safe on the road and they prolong the life of your tires.