Do front and rear tires of a car need to be rotated?
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Car front and rear tires do need to be rotated. Generally, when a vehicle has been driven for about half a year or approximately 5,000 kilometers, tire rotation should be performed. During rotation, you can choose the method of crossing the front tires to the rear, which can make tire wear more even. The specific reasons for tire rotation are as follows: 1. The tires on a car are divided into drive wheels and non-drive wheels, which bear different forces. 2. After long-distance driving, the four tires experience asynchronous and uneven wear. The front tires, responsible for steering, have greater friction with the ground and thus wear more severely.