What Causes Tire Wear?
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Here are the reasons for tire wear: 1. Inaccurate four-wheel alignment causes the four tires not to be aligned on the standard required horizontal and vertical lines. As a result, the two wheels on the same side may experience tire wear during driving, or the front or rear wheels may not run straight. The vehicle's self-correction leads to abnormal friction and accelerated wear on a specific part of a tire. 2. Inaccurate toe adjustment can cause tire wear. The front wheels slightly tilt inward at an angle, similar to a pigeon-toed stance, which is the optimal angle for high-speed stability. Every vehicle has its own toe angle, and if this angle is not adjusted properly, it can also lead to tire wear, similar to the first reason.