How Often Should Car Wheels Be Rotated Front to Back?

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Car wheels should be rotated approximately every 20,000 kilometers. The process of swapping front and rear tires is known as tire rotation, which offers the benefit of ensuring even wear across all four tires, thereby extending their service life. Typically, the tires on the drive wheels wear out faster than those on the non-drive wheels, so rotating the tires helps distribute the wear more evenly. Regularly rotating the front and rear tires is necessary because the tires mounted on a car are divided into drive wheels and non-drive wheels. The front drive wheels and rear non-drive wheels experience different forces, and due to the car's left and right turns, prolonged driving over long distances without rotation can reduce the vehicle's handling stability and compromise driving safety.