Does Walmart rotate tires for free?

Does Walmart rotate tires for free?

Rotating tires: If you purchased our Lifetime Balance Plan, Walmart Tire & Lube Express will rotate your tires at no charge for the life of the tires. Balancing tires: If you purchase our Lifetime Balance Plan, your Walmart Tire & Lube Express will rebalance your tire at no charge for the life of the tire.

How much does it cost for tire rotation at Walmart?

Tire rotation, $2.50 per tire.

Does Walmart balance and rotate tires?

Walmart provides free tire rotation with tire balancing or mounting services.

Are Cooper tires still made in the USA?

There are only two major American-owned tire manufacturers: Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. and Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. Each of them has multiple manufacturing plants in the U.S. So any tire with the name Goodyear or Cooper on it can be sold as American-made.

Do AWD cars need tire rotation?

Do you rotate tires on All Wheel Drive Vehicle? It is necessary because regardless of tire and vehicle type, each wheel position on an AWD platform sees varying degrees of driving traction and steering.

How much does a tire rotation cost at Firestone?

Look no further, Firestone.com is your resource, from Firestone Complete Auto Care to Firestone Tires. Rotating your tires costs between $24-120 depending on where you take your car, and some places will even do it for free if you buy a new set of tires from them.

Do I need an alignment after rotating tires?

If your current alignment is wearing your rear tires that much, you probably need to get an alignment. Part of the benefit to rotating your tires is so that you get even wear across all 4 tires. For most of the population, it’s not necessary to get an alignment when simply rotating the tires.

How long should a tire rotation take?

about 15 minutes

How much does it cost to get your tires rotated at Discount Tire?

At no additional charge to you, we’ll rotate and balance the tires you purchased from any of our Discount Tire stores for the life of the tires. We recommend that you rotate your tires every 6,000-8,000 miles to ensure your tires wear more evenly.