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How and Why We Rotate Tires

For a typical front-wheel drive car, the front wheels always wear out faster than those on the rear. By rotating your tires, from the left-rear to the right-front and from the right-rear to the left-front, you can even out the rate of wear and help them last longer. This is something you can do for yourself or have your auto repair specialist do it for you.

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