How To Rotate Tires...PROPERLY (Andy’s Garage: Episode - 470)

In this video Andy Phillips shows how to properly rotate tires on a front wheel drive vehicle, rear wheel drive vehicle and four wheel drive vehicle. Each one is different, make sure you do it right!!
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[@d-vision2426]

Cool stuff. I like the red graphic animation showing the patterns. It helps a lot to have that visual aid.

[@PhillipsVision]

Thx 🙏

[@lefttea]

On my jeep, i do the 5 tire rotation. @5k

[@antoniomarc7174]

Unrelated to this video but same car, my daughter came home over the weekend and says Dad my sunroof is stuck open I’m like ok let me move some cars and get it in the garage in case it rains. I was checking it out it’s a 2004 Dodge Neon did all the testing that I could find out about online still nothing. Now from everything that I was reading about with the clicking noise it was making something like a turn signal sound said it would be the control module, well we tried after calling my buddy over to isolate that from motor and put 12v to the motor to get it to close nothing. We took motor and module out then put everything back in it moved all the way closed but would not lock. So off we went to try to locate motor can’t find new only used at like $100 I’m like no way. We came back after put the motor back in and she closed and locked so we unplugged at the main connector and left because simply pulling the fuse in that car that is labeled sunroof kills the radio. Bottom line here is sunroof suck. Just thought I would share that with you.