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The general idea is to have the tires rotated at the same time you do your standard 3,00 mile oil change. However, some vehicles do not suggest rotating the tires till 5,000 or even 7,500 miles. If you have a manual try checking to see what it suggests. Otherwise, just go with the usual 3,000 mile rotation.

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