At rotation time, should steel-belted tires run the same direction or is criss-crossing okay?
With Steel belted radial tires, Every tire shop that I have visted do not criss cross tires in the rotation process. Your auto manufacturers owners manual should be consulted for tips on rotating tires. Some auto manufacturers advise car owners that their vehicle manufactures owners manuals may advise to rotate the tires in a manner other than simply bringing the rears straightly to the front and the fronts straightly to the rear. Steps: 1. Take out the spare, unless it’s a small, temporary spare not meant for high speed or long travel. (You can’t use that kind as a regular tire.) 2. Jack up the car on four jack stands. 3. Remove the front and rear tires on the right side of the car. 4. Put the back tire on the front, and the spare on the rear. The old front tire becomes the new spare. If the spare is unusable in the long term, just switch the front and back tires. 5. Remove the front and back tires on the left side. 6. Put the back tire on the front and the front tire on the back. 7.
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