Benefits and Importance of Certain Period Car Tire Rotations

The front tires of cars that are used in a certain period generally look thinner on the outer side so they can be rotated with thicker rear tires.

IPHEDIA.com - In order for tire wear to occur evenly, owners of four-wheeled vehicles should rotate all four wheels of the car, from front to rear. If it is not rotated, the front tire which works heavier will wear out quickly because one of them is often made to turn.

In fact, besides functioning to support the weight of the vehicle, the front tires car also work harder because they are associated with steering. This makes the front tires wear out faster than the rear tires.

The front tires of cars that are used in certain periods generally look thinner on the outer side so that they can be rotated with thicker rear tires. Tire rotation can be done every 10 thousand kilometers, or every time you perform spooring and balancing maintenance.

If the rotation tires is carried out correctly, the tire life will run out simultaneously which facilitates the replacement process, which is one job for four tires. Maintenance of car legs through spooring and balancing must also be done at least every 10 thousand kilometers.

There are several ways of rotating the tires, including horizontally, where the right front tire is exchanged for the right rear tire. It can also be diagonally that the right front tire is exchanged with the rear left. Vice versa.

In addition, spooring is also important so that the tires run out flat, not just the sides. If position tires is not straight, and is one degree different, the life tires can be reduced. Most importantly, maintaining the condition tires will improve driving safety and comfort. (as/ip)