Nissan Tire Rotation

How Often Should Your Nissan Get a Tire Rotation?

Your tires should be rotated after every 5,000 to 6,000 miles you drive, similar to the oil changes schedule for your vehicle. For convenience, you can bring your vehicle into our shop and have both services completed at once which will save you time. We save you money in lessening the number of tires you will have to purchase for your vehicle as tire rotation means your tires will not wear out or deteriorate as quickly since you are balancing them.

The Nissan Tire Rotation Process

While our technicians are rotating your tires, they are also checking the pressure of each tire. They will also inspect them to ensure they are in great shape and have plenty of tread left on them. If your vehicle has been vibrating while you are driving down the highway, let our technician know so they can rebalance your tires during your tire rotation appointment.

Dangers of Lack of Tire Rotation

If you do not bring your vehicle in for regular tire rotations, you could put yourself, your passengers, and others on the roadway with you at risk. If your tires wear down and do not have tread, they will not have traction with the road, which means you can hydroplane on wet pavement, causing you to lose control of your vehicle. Also, your tires will wear out faster than they normally would if you do not rotate them. If your tires become bald, you will have a more challenging time keeping your vehicle on the roadway when snow and ice is on the road. You do not want to be unprepared when driving in bad weather, which means keeping your vehicle serviced properly is a top priority for you.