Tire rotation for 35’s

[theblakester]

Hey all, silly question, but it’s my understanding that I should get my tires rotated every 5,000 miles~ with oil changes, front to back. It is front to back for the rotation right?
Also, is there ever a need to rotate the tires left to right?
Tires are Nitto Ridge Grappler 295/65/r20

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[DirtNazzty]

Yes and yes lol.. I've always rotated mine with every oil change it makes them wear evenly and extends the life!... A good tire shop will be able to tell how they need rotated but yes front to back and side to side both... Usually it's a criss cross pattern

All vehicles/setups wear differently but basic rotating patterns look like this ¬

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[Commishcfd]

Yes and yes lol.. I've always rotated mine with every oil change it makes them wear evenly and extends the life!... A good tire shop will be able to tell how they need rotated but yes front to back and side to side both... Usually it's a criss cross pattern

All vehicles/setups wear differently but basic rotating patterns look like this ¬

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What is the recommended air pressure for 35/12.5/20, ridge grapplers tires on a 2019 Ram 1500 Longhorn.

 

[JC4041]

What is the recommended air pressure for 35/12.5/20, ridge grapplers tires on a 2019 Ram 1500 Longhorn.

Look at the size difference between your factory size vs 35's. My factory tires were tiny compared to 35's. I run mine around 42. You can also do the chalk test

 

[MannyN]

Yes and yes lol.. I've always rotated mine with every oil change it makes them wear evenly and extends the life!... A good tire shop will be able to tell how they need rotated but yes front to back and side to side both... Usually it's a criss cross pattern

All vehicles/setups wear differently but basic rotating patterns look like this ¬

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This does not make any difference between front and rear wheel drive as the tires end up in the same spot.

 

[DirtNazzty]

This does not make any difference between front and rear wheel drive as the tires end up in the same spot.

Is the picture I found on Google.. Lol I think it gets the point across

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