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Tires & Wheels Forum Discussion of Tires and Wheels...pretty obvious, eh?
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Tires wearing funny
My front tires are wearing funny on the outer edges, kinda "scooping"? out. The center is wearing fine. Tire presure is at 55-60 on both. These tires have maybe 15k on them. I have not rotated them since i bought the truck in January when the tires were new. Do i need to rotate? or would my track bar wearing out cause this? Thanks for any advice
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00' 2500 sport blacked out and debadged. Edge juice with attitude, AFE intake, 2" spacers, black steelies, 34" BFG at's, silencer gonzo, Edge jammer II's , Airdog 150, New VP44(stock) 5" straight RSD |
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Time for a rotation. Probably should rotate between 5-7k miles for maximum tread life. MikeyB
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rotation time. i rotate twice a year at least on all terrains and every season with mud terrains
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ok thanks guys
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00' 2500 sport blacked out and debadged. Edge juice with attitude, AFE intake, 2" spacers, black steelies, 34" BFG at's, silencer gonzo, Edge jammer II's , Airdog 150, New VP44(stock) 5" straight RSD |
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underinflated? i thought 50-60 psi was about right for the steers ?
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00' 2500 sport blacked out and debadged. Edge juice with attitude, AFE intake, 2" spacers, black steelies, 34" BFG at's, silencer gonzo, Edge jammer II's , Airdog 150, New VP44(stock) 5" straight RSD |
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I've experienced the same problem with my BFG ATs. Outer 1" of the Front tires wears excessively fast. Rear wore fine, then I rotated them up front and destroyed the outer shoulder in about 6k. No amount of alignments or rotations solved this problem. rotations only mask it. One way I made mine last longer was halfway through the tread-life I had them remounted "inside out" so I could wear down what used to be the inside edge. The best explanation I got was that it was due to too much Positive Camber.
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Well sh!t thats not what i wanted to hear, well i guess i will rotate and check air psi and flip if i have to, looks like i'll be gettin new tires this spring
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00' 2500 sport blacked out and debadged. Edge juice with attitude, AFE intake, 2" spacers, black steelies, 34" BFG at's, silencer gonzo, Edge jammer II's , Airdog 150, New VP44(stock) 5" straight RSD |
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Are they D rated or E rated tires? That feathering on the outer edge is from too much tire flex. I keep my fronts at 65lbs+. A D rated tire will have more sidewall flex and the wear will be worse. D rated tires are border line not heavy enough.
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Mine did the same thing. The toe was off.
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My BGF's are doing the same, and I run 80 psi in front. guess too much caster is it. The problem is with the white walls rotating is expensive.
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Either feathering or cupping. Feathering is usually due to excessive toe-in (or out) Cupping is usually a worn suspension part (or really bad alignment). Here is a site with some good pics and input: HOW TO READ TIRE WEAR
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