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Tire Rotation in Hamilton, NJ

Tire Rotation in Hamilton, NJ

One thing about every Honda model is that they are built to last, but it's essential that you still keep up with routine maintenance. By making simple changes now, you can avoid having to make more expensive repairs later on. Tire rotation is one method of achieving that. Luckily for you, our group of skilled techinic at our Honda service center can assist! schedule an appointment today and get started!

Benefits of Rotating Your Tires

At Hamilton Honda, we can ensure that your Honda is operating at its peak performance. The purpose of getting your tires rotated regularly cn be a little unclear. To make sure that the weight of the car is evenly distributed across the frame especially driving around the roads of Trenton and Allenstown, tire rotation is the technique of swapping a car's tires from the back to the front. Regular tire rotation is essential for improved handling, longer tire life, and as usual, potential long-term cost savings. Depending on the vehicle's drive system, failing to rotate tires can result in the front or rear tires wearing out more quickly, making it harder to operate the car in dangerous road conditions. When you take a moment and rotate your tires, you are helping your Accord or CR-V stay in prime condition. When you drive, a lot of pressure is exerted on your tires and depending on if you're front-wheel or rear-wheel drive, your tires have different pressure points. For example, if your car is a front-wheel drive, most of the pressure and friction occurs with your front tires, resulting in them wearing down faster than the wheels at the back of your car. When you rotate your tires, though, you are giving your tires a break and equalizing the pressure. Going off of the example above, the front-wheel tires would then be placed at the back of your car, while the rear wheels would be rotated to the front, helping to wear your tires down more gradually.

Tire Rotation Schedule

So how frequently should your tires be rotated? Manufacturers' instructions state that tires should be changed every 5,000 miles. This could also likely be the same time that many would change the oil in their Honda. One tip is to ask your mechanic if it would be a good idea to rotate your tires when you bring your car in for an oil change. You might need to rotate your tires more frequently or less frequently depending on the weather where you drive and whether your car has front, rear, or all-wheel drive.

Tire Rotation Patterns

Depending on whether or not your car is front, rear, or all-wheel drive, our technicians may recommend a different tire rotation pattern. We have highlighted a few of the most common below.

X-Pattern

This is usually the rotation your mechanic will prefer if your car is front-wheel drive. All of your tires would be rotated diagonally if you used the X-pattern. For instance, the right rear tire would be placed behind the left front tire, and so on.

Forward Cross

Your technician could occasionally favor the forward cross technique when working on a front-wheel-drive vehicle. Here, the rear tires would be pushed up and diagonally whereas the front tires would simply be moved to the back of your car.


Rearward Cross

This rotation pattern, which takes a broader approach, is advised for vehicles with four wheels, all wheels, or rear wheels. With this, your front tires would be shifted to the back and placed on the other side of your car from where they were, and your back tires would be brought up to the front.

These are just a few of the many different rotation patterns available, so your technician may recommend something different. Make sure to speak to a member of our team at Hamilton Honda to learn more!

Schedule a Tire Rotation in Hamilton, NJ

Now that you have a better understanding of tire rotations, what are you waiting for? Make sure to chedule a service appointment at Hamilton Honda to keep your Honda running smoothly for years and get the most out of your car!

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