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Re: O.T. tire rotation
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Posted by oleblu on October 30, 2003 at 17:22:50 from (216.166.193.7):
In Reply to: O.T. tire rotation posted by Slofr8 on October 30, 2003 at 07:55:32:
ALL tire manufacturers use the same rotation pattern. Cross the NON drive axle tires to the other end of the vehicle and move the DRIVE axle tires straight ahead or rearward, depending on the type of vehicle you have. On 4WD SUV's and pickups, cross the fronts to the rear and move the rears straight forward. IF you have directonal wheels or tires OR Different offsets or width wheels, you are out of luck. I've been in the tire business over 20 years and this is what WORKS. Turning a tire around won't make it separate, but it will help combat uneven wear. Good luck. oleblu
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