How to Perform Wheel Rotation?

[MacColeman]

Car wheel rotation methods vary depending on the drivetrain configuration: 1. For rear-wheel drive vehicles, the non-driven wheels should be swapped diagonally (left front to right rear, right front to left rear), while the driven wheels should be rotated vertically (right rear to right front, left rear to left front); 2. For front-wheel drive vehicles, the non-driven wheels should be swapped diagonally (right rear to left front, left rear to right front), while the driven wheels should be rotated vertically (right front to right rear, left front to left rear); 3. For all-wheel drive vehicles, perform vertical front-to-rear rotation (right rear to right front, left rear to left front). The purposes of wheel rotation are: 1. To maintain even tread wear across all four tires, thereby extending overall tire lifespan; 2. To ensure handling stability and enhance driving safety.