How many kilometers should a new car drive before rotating the four wheels?
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Tire rotation is generally recommended to be performed approximately every 10,000 kilometers; if the tire tread wears evenly, the rotation interval can be extended, and you may consider rotating them around 20,000 kilometers. Reasons for tire rotation: The front and rear tires bear different forces during driving, leading to varying degrees of wear. Over long-term driving, this wear difference becomes more pronounced. Rotating the tire positions can help reduce the disparity in wear during subsequent driving, minimizing the risk of dangerous incidents such as tire blowouts. Precautions: Regularly inspect tire wear conditions. If severe uneven wear is detected, promptly rotate the tires.