Tire Rotation

What is a Tire Rotation?

After a certified technician has changed your oil, they will take your Hyundai to a lift in the service center so that they can access your tires. This time, they can choose to rotate your tires from left to right and the next service, they will rotate back to front, following a tire rotation pattern. They will continue this process over the course of several oil changes until all of your tires have rotated all the way around your Hyundai.

Balance Wear and Tear

Depending on whether you have an FWD or RWD, the differential will wear down either your front or rear tires quicker than the others. When you keep your tires rotated regularly, they all start to wear at the same rate, which is efficient for you financially. If your front tires are out of line and causing an issue with alignment and balance, this too can also encroach on one or more tires, making the wear much more significant.

Benefits of Tire Rotation

When you purchase your tires as a set, you are getting the best cost per tire. If you do not properly rotate your tires, you can find yourself having to purchase a tire or two unexpectedly due to the wear on them. Also, when you get your tires rotated routinely, you are helping the technicians discover any underlying issues with your wheels or tires that you may not notice while driving your Hyundai vehicle.