What Causes Inner Tire Wear?

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The following are specific reasons that cause inner tire wear: 1. Incorrect wheel alignment: This leads to uneven tire wear when the two wheels on the same side are misaligned or when front and rear wheels are not properly aligned. The vehicle's self-correction causes abnormal increase in friction and accelerated wear on a specific part of the tire. 2. Inaccurate toe adjustment: The front wheels are slightly tilted inward at an angle similar to pigeon toes, which is the optimal angle for high-speed stability. Poor adjustment of the toe angle can also cause tire wear. 3. Steering gear failure: Steering gear malfunction may also lead to tire wear and deviation. 4. Uneven or deformed frame: An uneven or deformed frame can also result in tire wear. 5. Mixed tire installation: Mixing tires of different specifications or having significant differences in tire pressure can cause uneven tire wear.