My front tires are chopped up(knobs are worn front to back individually) and my rears are worn perfect, I had a place rotate them(free) and I don't think they did.. would my front tires do this more then the rear?
Tires chopping
- Thread starter 407Link
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- So. Calif (SFV)
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- 1990
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- 2.9 V6
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- 35x12.50R15
I assume you're speaking of scalloping. That is most often caused by not rotating your tires, and tends to occur most often on your non-drive wheels, yes.
However it usually takes 10,000 or more miles to become obvious unless you have very aggressive tires (offroad "MT" or mud tires) in which case it can set in in less than 5,000 miles on some brands of tires.
In any case, I'd suggest rotating the tires for sure. The scalloping will wear away to some extent as you accrue miles with them on the rear.
However it usually takes 10,000 or more miles to become obvious unless you have very aggressive tires (offroad "MT" or mud tires) in which case it can set in in less than 5,000 miles on some brands of tires.
In any case, I'd suggest rotating the tires for sure. The scalloping will wear away to some extent as you accrue miles with them on the rear.
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