If it’s been a while and you’ve forgotten the proper maintenance schedule for your vehicle’s tires, we’ve got you covered with our tire rotation guide. The first thing most Menomonee Falls drivers ask is, “How often should you rotate your tires?” The answer would be that most experts recommend doing so at around 5,000-7,500 miles, though this does vary depending on a number of other factors like tire type, drivetrain, and driving habits. If you have questions or concerns, feel free to contact us or schedule a service appointment at our Milwaukee dealership.
As you may have surmised, “front-wheel drive” and “rear-wheel drive” refer to where engine power is distributed. On a vehicle with FWD, power is distributed to the front tires. On a car with RWD, the power is directed to the rear tires. The tires receiving the power will naturally wear out faster than the others, which is why we rotate tires in the first place – to ensure an even rate of wear across all four. If you drive a vehicle with FWD or RWD in Wauwatosa, check out these helpful tips:
Our friendly service advisors will be glad to help you create a tire rotation schedule based on your driving habits! Contact us when you’re ready to start a conversation.
How often should you rotate your tires if your vehicle uses all-wheel drive? AWD vehicles distribute power to all four tires based on the changing road conditions, meaning each tire might wear out at a slightly different rate. For this reason, many experts recommend rotating tires on AWD vehicles every 3,000 – 5,000 miles, but again, you’ll want to double-check your owner’s manual.
Like oil changes, tire rotation is often regarded as an inconvenient but vitally necessary maintenance item. In addition to ensuring your tires last as long as intended on Brookfield roads, routine tire rotations provide the following benefits:
In addition to tire rotations, maintaining the right tire pressure is crucial to preventing rapid or uneven tire wear. When your TPMS warns you of low tire pressure, don’t wait too long to refill the afflicted tire(s).
Need to bring your vehicle in for some maintenance? Visit our service center team at Heiser Toyota today. We’re happy to help restore your vehicle to working like new and get you back out onto the Wauwatosa roads. Before you come in, be sure to take a look at our service specials for savings on your next visit!
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