Tire Rotation the Right Way using a Good Tire Depth Gauge!

Alternative to doing a standard Front-To-Back or Criss-Cross tire rotation. Measure the depth wear of each tire and position the least worn tires in the front and the most worn in the rear. This will even out the tire wear. You'll need a good tire depth wear indicator to obtain accurate wear readings.
Parts & Tools:
GODESON Dial Type Tire Tread Depth Gauge
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Nice Guage and good tip. 👍

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Thanks!

[@Tom-gr9ii]

Thank you. Great info.

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You bet!

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Does “least worn tires in the front, most worn tires in the back” only apply to Front-Wheel Drive cars?

[@hardlymovingpro]

Nope. All vehicles.

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