Reply to "radial tire rotation"

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Just in case anyone did not see it, the 5 way switch includes the Spare tire on vehicles with full size spares. Right front to left rear, left front to right rear, left rear to spare, spare to left front , and right rear to right front. On pickup trucks (especially trucks with any kind of heavy lug or off road tire), tire rotation is much more important. If you fail to rotate these tires about every 5000 miles you will probably experience cupping on the fronts and start to have a rough ride from the front of the truck. This does not seam to happen much if your truck has more of a car tire mounted on the truck.

9/25/087:03 PM

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