Monday, 18 July 2016


  Rear tyres are subjected to greater loads than the front tyres Consequently, they wear-out 
   rapidly
 
  vehicle should have less worn tyres on its front and more worn tyres on the rear
 
  It is required to change position of tyres after certain mileage of travel. This change is 
   called “tyre rotation”
 
  To achieve more uniform wear for all tyres on a vehicle 
 
The pattern of tyre rotation differs for the front wheel driven vehicles and rear wheel driven 
  vehicles
 
A spare wheel generally a standard fitment on many vehicles but can be an optional 
  attachment on some vehicles
 
The tyre rotation pattern differs for various makes of vehicles

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