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Old Apr 9, 2003
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Rotation intervals on performance tires

Since they don't last as long, should they be rotated more often? Like every 4000 or so? Or just leave them on the 7500 rotation like any other tire?
I'm just trying to make them last as long as I can....
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I probably would stick to the owners manual requirements for rotating tires and it will be fine. Unless your car is lowered and you are worried about the fronts or rears wearing out quicker because of some camber problems, but otherwise you should be fine.
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I just got new tires and they told me to rotate them every 3000-5000 miles to make the tires last.
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