What are the causes of tire wear?

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DiLaura
07/30/25 1:44am
Tire wear can be attributed to the following 5 reasons: 1. Inaccurate wheel alignment, causing misalignment of the same-side wheels during operation or front and rear wheels not being aligned: Inaccurate wheel alignment leads to tire wear when the same-side wheels are misaligned during operation or when front and rear wheels are not aligned. Vehicle calibration results in abnormal increase in friction at a specific part of the tire and accelerated wear; 2. Inaccurate toe adjustment can also cause tire wear: The front wheels slightly tilt inward at an angle similar to pigeon toes, which is the optimal angle for high-speed stable driving. All vehicles have their own toe angle. If the angle is not adjusted properly, it can also lead to tire wear; 3. Steering gear failure may also cause tire wear and deviation; 4. Uneven and deformed chassis can also lead to tire wear: The cause of tire wear is deformation of the chassis body; 5. Mixing tires of different specifications and significant differences in tire pressure among tires: Mixing tires of different specifications and significant differences in tire pressure among tires can both lead to tire wear.
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