How do I know if my Audi A1 needs a tire rotation?

I noticed that my Audi A1 has been pulling to one side while driving, how do I determine if this is due to needing a tire rotation?

It is recommended to rotate your tires every 5,000-8,000 miles to ensure even wear. However, if you notice your car pulling to one side, it's a good indication that a tire rotation may be needed sooner. It's best to have a mechanic check the alignment and condition of your tires to determine the root cause.

Another way to determine if your Audi A1 needs a tire rotation is by visually inspecting the tread on each tire. If you notice uneven wear, it's a sign that a rotation is needed. Don't forget to also check the air pressure in each tire, as underinflated tires can also cause pulling while driving.

If you have recently hit a curb or pothole, it's possible that your alignment has been thrown off. This can cause your car to pull to one side and may require a tire rotation to correct the issue. It's important to address alignment issues as soon as possible to prevent further damage to your tires.