Tire Rotation Service

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Tire Rotation at Mercedes-Benz of St. George UT

We offer tire rotation service quickly and conveniently at our state-of-the-art facility by a certified technician using the Mercedes-Benz certified tire rotation diagram. This will include a tire inspection whereby we will check for physical damage too risky to keep driving on, measuring the remaining tread depth to assess how much life is remaining, and checking tire pressures to adjust them within specifications as needed. Doing this will invite even wear and extended tire life into your driving experience. When your Mercedes is due for a tire rotation, we offer the quality needed at Mercedes-Benz of St. George.

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All About Rotating Tires

The tire rotation discussion begins with the knowledge that all vehicles have a different load-bearing profile at each wheel position. This is because all vehicles have an uneven distribution of weight across the axles. The engine and steering forces impact the front tires differently than those positioned in the rear. The variable loads handled at each wheel position will cause rapid wear to occur on some tires and uneven wear across the set. By repositioning the wheel assemblies routinely using a special rotation diagram, you can limit rapid tire wear and achieve even tire wear across the set.

Benefits of Tire Rotation Service

When you limit rapid tire wear and achieve even wear across the set, you will allow for the benefits of tire rotation service to define your driving experience. By rotating tires at the recommended interval or sooner if rapid wear sets in, you can realize these benefits:

Even tire wear

Smooth riding

Quiet tire operation

Optimal traction in adverse conditions

Saves Money

What Happens if Tires Are Not Rotated?

Not getting your tires rotated on time or neglecting the service altogether will allow for rapid wear to occur as each wheel position handles a different load with concentrated pressures, eventually damaging the tires. When tires are not appropriately rotated, rapid wear will occur first. If not corrected, the rapid wear will worsen to allow for increased vibration, reduced fuel efficiency, poor traction in adverse conditions, and will eventually end in risky safety as tires lose the ability to hold pressure.

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