Tire rotation moves each tire to a different position on the vehicle to help even out wear across the set.
Tires wear unevenly depending on their position, the vehicle's drivetrain, suspension geometry, and driving habits. Rotating tires on a schedule helps extend the useful life of the full set rather than replacing tires individually as they wear.
The rotation pattern and interval a manufacturer recommends can depend on whether the vehicle is front-wheel, rear-wheel, or all-wheel drive, and on the tires themselves.
MaintenanceSpec shows the rotation interval and pattern that applies to your exact vehicle only once that information has been confirmed against its source documentation.
This page explains the service in general terms. It does not state a mileage or time interval, because the correct interval depends on your vehicle's manufacturer, model, year and configuration.
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