An important part of keeping your Genesis GV70 operating safely and at maximum capability involves paying close attention to your tires. Learn from us at Genesis of North Aurora the advantages of getting this service and how to know when it’s time to have it performed.
Benefits of a Tire Rotation
In order to understand why you need this form of preventative maintenance, it’s crucial to know what a tire rotation involves. Essentially, your Genesis model’s tires are taken from one location on the vehicle and placed at another. For example, your front left tire could be moved to the rear right side. Doing this ensures that the rubber wears evenly across the surface of the tire, thereby helping more surface area make contact with the ground. Not only will that give your car a better grip for safer driving, but it also optimizes the tire’s lifespan. So, a tire rotation can save you money in the long run. Lastly, when your tires stay in good condition, your vehicle can run more efficiently since it’s not struggling to make up for less traction and poor handling. That’s a simple way you can save at the pump as you drive through Naperville.
The Tire Rotation Process
Although it’s possible to perform a tire rotation if you have the right tools, allowing our Service Department to do it on your behalf has some advantages. Not only can we have this solved quickly and efficiently, but our Genesis-trained experts can perform an examination of your tires, wheels, and brake components while they’re underneath your vehicle. If you’re part of our Service Valet system, our team will pick up your vehicle from your home or workplace and transport it to our dealership. Once there, the service technicians will examine the car’s drivetrain and determine how to move the tires around to optimize their lifespan and performance. Next, the team will place the vehicle on a lift, remove the tires, perform an inspection of the adjacent components, and then add the tires to their new location. Finally, our team will top off their air pressure and return the car to you. From then on, all your travels on I-88 will be safer and more efficient than before the service.
Warning Signs
Generally, drivers should have their tires rotated every 5,000 to 10,000 miles, but your car’s Owner’s Manual may have different suggestions that you should follow. If you have not followed the mileage since your last service, it’s possible to see warning signs appear that highlight your need for that maintenance. For example, if your Genesis model frequently loses tire pressure without having a true leak, it could be that one side is wearing down too quickly. Another common red flag is having less control over the vehicle while you drive. That can manifest when you turn into Frontier Park in the rain and the car skids instead of smoothly running along the surface. It’s also likely that drivers will feel a vibration in the steering wheel while the car is moving, especially at high speeds. Experiencing any of these symptoms should prompt you to schedule time for a tire rotation with us.
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