If you continue to drive on your tires without rotating them, the tread will eventually wear down unevenly. The front tires will have the most wear and tear on the outside edges, and the rear tires will have increased wear and tear in the center. By rotating the tires often, you can even out the wear and tear.

Generally speaking, tires should be rotated at least every 6,000–8,000 miles. However, it is important that you check your owner's manual, as the frequency often varies depending on the type of car. Other factors can determine how often you should rotate your tires including how often you drive, the conditions of the roads that you drive on, and the type and brand of tires that you have equipped.

Scheduling a tire rotation with Buster Miles Ford is easy, and you can expect the service to be professional and fast. During the tire rotation, the technician will remove each wheel and rotate it to a different location. The technician will complete the appointment by inspecting the air of each tire. Driving on an under-inflated tire can be just as dangerous as driving on one with worn tread.

Everyday driving is not the only factor that contributes to uneven wear and tear on your tires. Tires with poor alignment or tires that are improperly balanced can also cause the threading to wear unevenly. Having these components checked can reduce the excess wear on your tires. It is also important to choose a trustworthy tire brand and reseller. High-quality tires tend to last longer. When you buy tires from Buster Miles Ford, you get to choose from top brands, and you know that you're getting a great deal.