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The contact owns a 2018 Toyota Camry equipped with Hankook Tires, Tire Line: Kinergy GT, Tire Size: 235/45/R18, DOT Number: 5MN91BH. The contact stated that during a routine tire rotation, the tire technician advised the contact that she needed to replace all four tires due to premature treadwear. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where replacement tires were purchased. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The approximate vehicle failure mileage was 95,000. The tire failure mileage was 33,000.

In a car with out four-wheel drive—if the car provides drive power on only two wheels—why put snow tires on all four wheels when the freeze sets in? Would it not be sufficient to change just the drive wheels? Is it just a question of use of the wheels and the extra use of two wheels for 12 months, while the other two pairs are being used nine months and three months would complicate things like wheel rotation? Related: need for matching tires on 4-wheel drive cars Edit : About braking : In this question we're more concerned about avoiding to get stuck. It's reasonably clear that having four wi

I just bought new tires for my car and included was free tire rotation every 7,500 miles for the life of the tires. I have heard many things about tire rotation, including: it's a worthless practice, don't bother tires should never be rotated from one side of the car to another (something about the tires rotating in the opposite direction and the belts inside shifting) tires should always be rotated in an X pattern (front tires straight back, back tires get swapped and put on the front) Is there any real value in rotating the tires? is it just about evenly distributing the wear of the tread on