(1) Uneven tire wear :
(A) Rapid wear at both shoulders (Front or rear tires)
(B) Rapid wear at center (Front or Rear tires)
(C) Rapid wear at inner shoulder (Front tires)
(D) Rapid wear at outer shoulder (Front tires)
(E) Rapid wear at rear inner tires.
(F) Cracked treads.
(G) Bold spots on tires.
(H) Scalloped wear of tires.
(I) Feathered edge tires.
(2) Front tires wobble at high speed.
(3) Rear tires wobble at low speed.
(4) Tire noise at high speed.
(A) Rapid wear at both shoulders (Front or rear tires)
Possible Causes :
(B) Rapid wear at center (Front or rear tires)
Possible Causes
:
1. Regular
driving with tires over inflated
© Rapid wear at inner shoulder (Front tires)
Possible Causes :
1. Wheel
alignment incorrect (Excessive camber angle)
(D) Rapid wear at outer shoulder
(Front tires)
Possible Causes
:
1. Taking
curves at excessive speeds.
(E) Rapid wear at rear inner tire.
Possible
Causes :
1. Respective
rear axle out of alignment.
(F) Cracked treads.
Possible Causes
:
1. Regular
driving with under inflated tires.
2. Driving at
excessive speeds. 3. Use of expired tires (Older than four years.)
(G) Bold spots on tires.
Possible Causes
:
1. Wheels unbalanced
(Dynamically or statically)
2. Wheel
alignment incorrect.
3. Uneven
(grabby) brakes.
4. Over-inflated
tires.
5. Out of round
brake drums.
(H)
Scalloped wear of tires
Possible Causes
:
1. Suspension
components worn or out of alignment.
(I) Feathered edge tires (surface looks sheared in or out)
Possible Causes
:
1. Wheel
alignment incorrect(Excessive toe in or toe out)
(2) Front
tires wobble at high speed.
Possible Causes
:
1. Internal
reinforcement wire structure of the tire damaged or deformed.
(3) Rear
tires wobble at low speed.
Possible Causes
:
1. Internal
reinforcement wire structure of the tire damaged or deformed.
(4) Tire
noise at high speed.
Possible Causes
:
1. Use of
tires with different tread patterns or of different manufacturers(with
different friction coefficients.
2. Incorrect wheel balance.