jgruberman
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Sorry if this isn't the right forum, I couldn't find something that's seemed appropriate and considering the question is because I have a lift.. I figured why not.
If a tire wears unevenly on the inside due to bad suspension components, once those suspension components are replaced and the vehicle is aligned.. Will the tires then "even out" the wear or will the inside always wear out faster now due to the shape of the tire?
I ask because I'm putting new tires on and the inside of one side is pretty badly worn, almost smooth while the outside isn't. Wondering if this means I have a current issue or I had one at one point(which I did but fixed).
Pic attached. Thanks!
If a tire wears unevenly on the inside due to bad suspension components, once those suspension components are replaced and the vehicle is aligned.. Will the tires then "even out" the wear or will the inside always wear out faster now due to the shape of the tire?
I ask because I'm putting new tires on and the inside of one side is pretty badly worn, almost smooth while the outside isn't. Wondering if this means I have a current issue or I had one at one point(which I did but fixed).
Pic attached. Thanks!
