Tire rotation pattern and interval by vehicle

By Car Spec Sheet · Updated Oct 19, 2026 · Every example is checked against the owner's manual page it links to. How we work

How often to rotate the tires and which pattern to use differ by vehicle: some manuals show tires moving straight front to back, others cross them over, and directional tires (arrows on the sidewall) can only move front to back on the same side. All-wheel-drive and full-size-spare vehicles sometimes have their own pattern. Below are 61 models, each with the pattern and interval from that model’s owner’s manual and the page cited.

Acura

• TL

Buick

• Cascada
• Encore GX
• Envista
• Regal
• Verano

Cadillac

• ATS
• CELESTIQ
• CT5
• CTS-V
• ELR
• LYRIQ
• SRX

Chevrolet

• Aveo
• Bolt EV
• City Express
• Colorado
• Cruze Limited
• Impala
• Impala Limited
• Silverado
• Silverado 2500HD/3500HD
• Spark EV
• Tahoe and Suburban
• Traverse

Ford

• E-Series
• Explorer
• F-250 / F-350 / F-450 / F-550 Super Duty
• Mustang Mach-E
• Super Duty
• Transit

GMC

• Acadia
• Acadia Limited
• Sierra 2500HD/3500HD
• Terrain

Honda

• CR-V

Hyundai

• IONIQ 6
• Santa Cruz

Nissan

• Kicks

Tesla

• Model Y

Volvo

• C30
• C70
• S40
• S60
• S60 Cross Country
• S60 Inscription
• S80
• S90
• S90 Twin Engine
• V50
• V60
• V60 Cross Country
• V70
• V90
• V90 Cross Country
• XC40
• XC60
• XC60 Recharge
• XC70
• XC90
• XC90 Twin Engine

Generated from the published records on October 19, 2026. Years are model years we have the manual for, so gaps mean we don’t have that year yet, not that the answer changed. Spot something wrong? Use the “Report a problem” link on the vehicle’s page.