How to Rotate Your Tires

Place the hydraulic floor jack under the vehicle until the saddle is directly under the crossmember.

Push downward on the jack's lever to lift the saddle upward so that it contacts the crossmember. Continue pushing downward on the lever to lift the car upward.

Place the jack stand under the jack mounting point.

Raise the jack stand until it contacts the jack mounting point.

Once the car is raised, remove the lug nuts with the ratchet attached to a 3/4'' socket.

Remove the tire off the wheel studs and place it aside.

The wheel studs are the metal bolts sticking out of the wheel hub in the center.

On the same side of the vehicle, go to the rear tire.

Using a ratchet attached to a 3/4" socket, loosen wheel lug nuts. Do not remove them.

Place the floor jack under the frame in front of the rear tire.

Raise the jack until the tire is off the ground.

Remove the lug nuts by loosening them with your hands.

Remove the rear tire. Roll and place the tire onto the wheel studs on the front wheel.

Tighten the lug nuts using your hand until they are tight.

Roll the previous front tire to the rear and repeat the tightening process

Using a torque wrench, tighten the lug nuts on each wheel to the car manufacturer's recommended torque specification found in the user's manual.

Using an air compressor and the air pressure gauge, fill the front and rear tires to appropriate amount.