Why Does My VW Need a Tire Rotation?
Your car's tires are constantly working to keep you safely connected to the road, no matter what the weather, terrain, or road conditions may look like. While you're traveling around Mendham, NJ, Bernardsville, and beyond, your tires will wear with use. Unlike many drivers assume, though, not all four tires wear at the same rate. Depending on where you drive, how you drive, and what type of roads you drive on, certain tires will wear faster than others. If left unchanged, these tires will become too worn and will need to be replaced, causing you to have to shell out money for a brand-new set of tires more often than you should need to.
Uneven wear can also leave your Volkswagen vehicle unbalanced. While this doesn't seem like that big of an issue, an unbalanced vehicle will lower your overall efficiency, can cause excess wear and tear to other parts of your car, and make your drive less comfortable.
What Happens During a Tire Rotation?
During a tire rotation, the certified VW technician will rearrange the tires in a recommended pattern. The technician will also inspect each one to ensure that it's safe to drive on. They'll also balance the tires upon replacement to even out your vehicle.
When Should I Have My Volkswagen's Tires Rotated?
If you don't switch your tires out during the different seasons, you'll want to have your tires rotated at every oil change, or between 7,500 to 10,000 miles.
Schedule Your Tire Change Appointment at Paul Miller Volkswagen of Bernardsville
If your VW needs a tire rotation, our team of certified VW technicians is here to help. Use our online scheduling tool from Bridgewater, NJ, Morristown, NJ, Basking Ridge, or beyond, or contact our team today!
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