Tire Rotation

Rotating your tires is a painless DIY task and helps extend the life of your tires significantly. Each tire on your car wears differently and rotating the tires allows all four tires to wear in a more uniform fashion. Rotating your tires also provides you an opportunity to inspect your tires for irregular wear and make sure they are properly inflated.

Rotating your tires involves jacking up your car and taking off one wheel and moving it to a different location. Check your owners manual for guidance on what position to rotate each tire to. It is important to look at the side of your tire to see if there is a 'direction' arrow, if there is, that means that the tire can only be rotated from front to rear, but must stay on the same side of the car. Many shops include free tire rotation for life if you get new tires from them.

Benefits of Doing This

Enhance the life of your tires

Improve ride

Easy to do yourself

Pitfalls of Not Doing This

Tires wear unevenly, leading to faster wear

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Maintenance

Battery Replacement

Brake Fluid Flush

Brake Pad (Front) Replacement

Brake Pad (Rear) Replacement

Cabin Air Filter Replacement

Coolant Flush

Coolant Hoses Replacement

Engine Air Filter Replacement

Fuel Filter Replacement

Headlight Bulb Replacement

Oil and Oil Filter Change

Power Steering Fluid Flush

Serpentine Belt Replacement

Spark Plug Replacement

Tail Light Bulb Check

Timing Belt Replacement

Tire Inflation Check

Tire Replacement

Tire Rotation

Transmission Fluid Flush

Water Pump Replacement

Wheel Alignment

Windshield Washer Fluid Top Off

Wiper Blade Replacement