Tire Rotation Pattern Infographic | Car Maintenance Chart

Numbered steps infographic titled "Tire Rotation Pattern". 6 numbered step cards in sequence, clean instructional illustration in auto manual editorial style, industrial gray and orange palette, high clarity, simple service-bay background, generic passenger car only, no real car brand logos. Step 1: clear full-car diagram with tire positions labeled visually, heading in English "Identify Tire Setup", one-line caption in English explaining to confirm front-wheel drive, rear-wheel drive, all-wheel drive, or directional tires before rotating. Step 2: close-up of tire sidewall and tread arrows, heading in English "Check Tire Type", one-line caption in English explaining directional tires stay on the same side and staggered sizes may limit rotation. Step 3: top-down 4-tire diagram for front-wheel drive rotation pattern, bold arrows showing front tires move straight back and rear tires cross to the front, heading in English "Front-Wheel Drive Pattern", one-line caption in English with accurate interval such as every 5,000–8,000 miles or as specified by the vehicle manual. Step 4: top-down 4-tire diagram for rear-wheel drive / all-wheel drive rotation pattern, bold arrows showing rear tires move straight forward and front tires cross to the rear, heading in English "Rear-Wheel / AWD Pattern", one-line caption in English with accurate interval such as every 5,000–8,000 miles or as specified by the vehicle manual. Step 5: top-down same-side front-to-rear pattern for directional tires, arrows only front to back on each side, heading in English "Directional Tire Pattern", one-line caption in English explaining to keep rotation on the same side unless tires are remounted by a professional. Step 6: final service check scene with torque wrench and tire pressure gauge, heading in English "Finish and Verify", one-line caption in English explaining to set pressure, torque lug nuts to specification, and recheck after driving. Add a visible safety callout in English: "Consult your manual" and a smaller warning in English noting jack points, torque specs, and staggered fitments must match manufacturer guidance. Include small visual maintenance-chart cues and interval icons to match search intent for car maintenance chart, but do not put the search phrase itself on the image. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no graphic gore, no watermarks. Clean instructional illustration. Safety-conscious — include "consult your manual" callout. No real car brand logos. Accurate service intervals where shown.