Jun 17 2020, 10:49 AM
QUOTE(ah_suknat @ Jun 17 2020, 10:38 AM)
So i just did my 10k km service..a normal front wheel drive sedan car, and I wish to do tyre rotation, internet says I should do forward cross right?
Also what is the right way to do it? Do i just take off the rim and replace the position(that will change the direction right?) , or i actually have to take off the tyre individually and change it without changing the rim location? The tyres are non directional tyres.
Do i need to rebalance the wheel?
Take off tire individually?Also what is the right way to do it? Do i just take off the rim and replace the position(that will change the direction right?) , or i actually have to take off the tyre individually and change it without changing the rim location? The tyres are non directional tyres.
Do i need to rebalance the wheel?
If you go to shop, they will take out whole tire (tire and wheel together) for rotation. The tire/wheel will be put for balancing first regardless as part of package.
Normally tire will be crossed, rear right to front left and rear left to front right. However, there are unidirectional tires which are meant to rotate in one direction only. For this tire the rotation would be rear right to front right and rear left to front left.
Some people will rotate also spare tire.
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