Why Rotate Your Tires?
Your front tires do most of the steering and, on most vehicles, most of the braking, so they wear faster than the rear. Rotating your tires every 5,000 to 7,500 miles, or as your owner's manual recommends, spreads that wear across all four tires.
- Longer tire life: Even wear helps you get the most miles from every set.
- Better handling: Matched tread depth keeps traction and braking balanced.
- Warranty protection: Many tire treadwear warranties require regular rotations.
- Early warnings: Uneven wear we spot during a rotation can point to alignment or suspension problems.
Quick Service at AV Tire Service
We rotate your tires in the right pattern for your vehicle, check the tread and set the pressure in every tire. Pair it with an oil change or alignment check, or simply stop by our shop on South Oxnard Blvd.
