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Tyre Salvage

Tyres & Wheels

Wheel Rotation in Springs

Front tyres wear faster than rears on most cars. Rotating them regularly evens out the wear so the whole set lasts longer.

Signs you need it

  • Front tyres noticeably more worn than the rears
  • It's been 10,000 km or more since the last rotation

What we do

We swap the wheels to the right pattern for your vehicle, check pressures and have a look at the tread while they're off.

The Tyre Salvage workshop floor with bakkies in the fitment bays

Reviews

What customers say

“Can't recommend Tyre Salvage enough! Stoffel and Laura are absolute legends - super friendly, honest, and really know their stuff. They sorted me out with great tyres at a fair price, and the whole experience was easy from start to finish. I'll definitely be back next time!”
Logan RoodtGoogle · 11 months ago
“Great service and exceptional prices. Don't overpay for new tyres again.”
Burgert MareeGoogle · 8 months ago
“You can get new tyres here too. Car, truck, forklift etc. All available in one place.”
Deon KleynhansGoogle · 3 months ago

FAQ

Questions

How often should tyres be rotated?

Every 8,000 to 10,000 km is a good rule of thumb, or at every service.

Can you rotate directional tyres?

Yes, front to back on the same side.

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Need tyres today?

WhatsApp your size or a photo of your tyre. We reply during shop hours.