When replacing wheels, it is not advisable to change the direction of rotation of the tires, since their repeated running-in causes increased wear. And if the car is equipped with tires with a directional tread pattern, changing the direction of their rotation is not allowed at all.
If the front tires are noticeably worn, it is recommended to swap them with the rear ones.
When replacing, always install the less worn tires in front.
When changing wheels, be careful not to damage the paint finish on light alloy wheels.
Tighten the wheel nuts gradually in a circle, every other one.
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