In article <e99006ef6223dd980623912a3137b6c8
@localhost.talkaboutautos.com>, says...
> While 3000 miles is a short interval it is by no means outrageous. If you'd
> like all four tires to wear evenly and not develope odd wear patterns then
> you should probably rotate the tires every 5000 miles or less. It's
> preferable to have tires that have the same amount of wear at each corner
> of the car and then replace them 4 at a time. Also, an alignment check
> every 15000 or when the car starts wandering wouldn't hurt.

Tire Rotations = Brake Inspections and Even Tire Wear. 3000 miles is a
little much even for me. Every 6000 miles (every other oil change) is a
good time for a rotation.