How to Perform Tire Rotation?
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Performing tire rotation depends on the drive type of the vehicle: 1. Rear-wheel drive (RWD): Non-driven wheels are swapped diagonally—left front to right rear, right front to left rear. Driven wheels are swapped vertically—right rear to right front, left rear to left front. 2. Front-wheel drive (FWD): Non-driven wheels are swapped diagonally—right rear to left front, left rear to right front. Driven wheels are swapped vertically—right front to right rear, left front to left rear. 3. All-wheel drive (AWD): Swap vertically front to rear—right rear to right front, left rear to left front. The reasons for tire rotation are: 1. Ensuring even wear across all four tires, thereby extending their overall lifespan. 2. Maintaining handling stability and enhancing driving safety.