Tire Rotation Service in Logan, OH

The team at Don Wood Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram is happy to help you take care of your vehicle once it is at home with you. In order to keep the model running smoothly, you should be performing routine services in order to ensure it is properly taken care of. If you have any questions or concerns, we will be at your service. If you've noticed your tires driving differently and gripping the road less, get a tire rotation with us in Logan, OH. 

Your car drives atop a set of four wheels, which connect you to the pavement below. As you're cruising, your wheels will lose some of the rubber traction they have in order to keep the car adhered to the ground. In order to not lose traction or unevenly wear down your tires, you must perform a tire rotation service. Because there are multiple vehicles with either FWD, RWD, and AWD, each model will need to change the components positions differently, following specific patterns that our service technicians are trained to perform. If you're curious what drivetrain your vehicle follows, simply reference your Owner's Manual. 

Each model, as stated before, functions diversely, which means you'll need to perform this routine service at different intervals. In order to keep your trips to Kachelmacher Park safe for your loved ones and yourself, we recommend you visit our Service Department after you've navigated 6,000 to 8,000 miles. When we perform this maintenance on your model, we will raise it up and change out the position of these heavy components. You can perform this at home, but we urge you to leave it up to the professionals so we can not only install the tires back on correctly, but keep them balanced as well. 

There are some tell-tale indicators that you're in need of a tire rotation service. First, your vehicle might vibrate as you're driving, which can be felt on the steering wheel, the floor, or even your seat. Traveling at high speeds might also trigger this warning sign into effect. If you notice you've been filling up your tires with air frequently and they continuously deflate, then this also might point towards your car's need for a tire rotation. Finally, uneven wear on the tread of these parts will prompt you to schedule a tire rotation. If you have any questions, our team can be reached using our Ask a Tech form!