Kearny Mesa Subaru Tire Rotation Service

Tire Rotation Maintenance 101

Understanding the importance of regular tire rotation service involves vehicle load-bearing physics. Wheel positions have variable road force profiles. The front tires handle additional road forces due to the engine’s weight on the front axle and steering. This causes the front tires to wear faster than the rear tires. The left wheels also handle more force when turning right, and the right wheels handle more pressure when turning left. Regular tire rotation encourages even tread wear, comfortable driving, safety, and longer-lasting tires by exposing the set to equal long-term road forces. Tire rotation service every six months or 6,000 miles according to the recommended pattern achieves the best results.

Certified Subaru Tire Rotation Service Overview

We provide certified Subaru tire rotation service, ensuring thorough quality with more attention to detail than quick-lube chains. Our certified technicians start by removing the wheel assemblies to perform a thorough tire inspection. We evaluate the wear pattern while measuring the tread depth. We check the valve stems and sidewalls for damage. We also inspect the exposed steering, braking, and suspension components before mounting the tires according to the recommended rotation pattern. We ensure safety by torquing the lug nuts to factory specifications.

Delayed Tire Rotation Risks

Delaying tire rotation service invites these risks into your driving experience:

• Rapid and uneven tread wear
• Vibrations caused by poor wheel balance
• Tires losing pressure