Tire Whisperer's Insights The Key to Optimal Tire Health

Like 7thgear said, your outside edges are wearing because the car is pushing. Dial it back on the track and adjust your pressures accordingly to ... The car only has 28k miles, and these are the original tires. They are mostly worn precisely the same. The thread toward the outside is significantly less. Wearing just the outer/inner edges is usually a toe or camber issue. Only an alignment can tell you for sure. If it's "outside" WRT the centerline of the vehicle, I see two possible causes: - If the wear is "cupped," check the toe (you probably have ... Toe-in will cause that problem, so setting some toe-out can alleviate it. Positive camber causes this as well, but your alignment appears to be ... Outside tire wear can be caused by a variety of factors, including lack of proper maintenance and alignment, over/under inflation of tires, and driving habits ... It is a common characteristic of these trucks. If you crank the wheel the whole way and go outside and look at the tire it is on the outside ... Uneven tire wear is usually caused by improper alignment, over inflation, under inflation, or a worn out suspension. Here is what you need to be aware of. My 81' 300td is having a problem with the left front tire wearing on the outside. I just changed the steering box out and now its wearing on the right tire ... The outside edges of the front tires are already showing some wear. Is this consistant with bad steering rack bushings ?? What is the most likely culprit ?