Have just done 20000 problem free KM on my FL2 and the tyres still looking very good.
Any recommendation on when to rotate the tyres?

Why should you switch. Tires are evenly worn!
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yes dont bother, although there is an argument with 4x4's to use the tyres at the same rate so you can then fit 4 news at once to keep the rolling diameters equal. If you have even wear front to back there is no need At work
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Thanks for the feedback.

The tyres are evenly worn, look like about 50% or less.
Do mainly long distance driving with my FL2, so will leave them as they are.

Just changed my tyres for first time at 87000kms, I didn't rotate them and they wore at very even rate, at most there was 1mm difference between front and rear.  Stornoway Grey GS ... What a fine motor ... but not any more ... ... psst look at my gallery!
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Hi avtur

That is good KM's that you got on your car. Hope that I will get about the same KM's as you.

Just had 15000 service and changing wheels on same axle, unless tyres are directional is an item on the service schedule
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I thought all tyres (well at least the better types) were all directional Which would mean as TonyJ mentioned is a service schedule item.
Last service I also enquired about this and was told it was not necessary with my tyres  2007 Freelander 2 HSE TD4 Manual with Premium Pack & Moonroof.
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