Everyone at Brush Valley Tire is concerned for you and your vehicle safety.  The following information will help you learn more about the importance of tire rotation.

Tire rotation is important for even tread wear and long tread life. As a tire is driven on a road surface it begins to wear. Tire wear rarely takes place uniformly on tires, because each tire is mounted at a different position on a vehicle.

Front and rear, drive and non-drive tires exhibit different wear patterns. Front tires tend to wear more rapidly in the shoulder area, because of steering/cornering forces. Drive tires wear more rapidly in the tread center because of drive traction forces. On front-wheel-drive cars, front tires wear much more rapidly than rear tires. Personal driving habits and vehicle performance characteristics also cause tires to wear differently. Rotating tires at frequent intervals (at 6000 miles or less) tends to equalize tire wear and minimize the progress of irregular wear.

Note: Irregular wear or excessive wear in any are of the tread may indicate tire damage and the need for expert inspection.

When the remaining tread depth measures - 2/32î, these tires are considered to be legally worn out and must be replaced.

Tires should be rotated at frequent and regular intervals. Tires can be rotated conveniently during a regular oil change, which for most vehicles occurs every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. Brush Valley Tire recommends rotation every 6,000 miles or less for optimum benefit.

There are many tire rotation patterns.  Brush Valley Tire technicians will rotate tires in accordance with the pattern required for your vehicle.

TIRE ROTATIONS