Posted by DR. EVIL on March 03, 2023 at 11:35:57 from (174.192.131.209):
In Reply to: Radial tires posted by Phil-mar Farms on March 02, 2023 at 14:23:59:
About 2007 or 2008 VOLVO changed their recommended tire rotating pattern to ONLY front to back, nothing side to side because reversing the direction the way a tire spins or rolls on the road increases the rate the tire wears by a LOT. I put new Firestone Wilderness AT tires on my '96 F-250, and only rotated them THREE TIMES in 175,000 miles only rotating front to back. The rear tires wore just the tiniest bit faster than the fronts even with Ford's Twin Traction beam front axle. The factory installed Steeltex tires ran a bit over 96,000 miles and I replaced them with the Wilderness AT's, winter was coming too. I put Bridgestone Dueler AT's with REVO on after the Wilderness's. They lasted just over 100,000 miles. Front to Back is the ONLY way I've ever rotated tires since 1970, car or truck doesn't matter.
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