03' honda civic, rear tire with uneven wear on outside tire tread, why?

Question

Tires were kinda notched or something. Which was causing bad roaring noise, then had put on front and would vibrate the steering wheel at 55mph plus. So I had 2 new front tires put on, but should I check anything else so I dont run into the same issue again??

Answer 1

The rear of your car has adjustments for alignment as well as the front. You should have a 4-wheel alignment performed. Also, it is important to keep the tires rotated regularly on a front wheel drive car, at every 6,000 miles. The rear tires will cup or notch out from lack of weight on the rear of the car. Rotating them gives them a chance to smooth out on the pulling axles, and weight of the engine.

Answer 2

you need to be under inflating the tires utilising greater load to the outer edges of the tire,or you have a rear alignment challenge.I guess its autonomous rear suspension superb? oftentimes if the caster is off,you're literally dragging that wheel sideways down the line.the backside would be kicked out a splash and that's going to be kicked out on the lower back and in on the front.that may no longer something you will discover with the attention....it takes a chassis alignment rack to diploma the fraction of an inch it must be off.You the two have bent chassis components....worn bushings,or you basically want an alignment era.If no longer tended to,the tires will positioned directly to the cords.

Answer 3

Check tire air pressure, have the vehicle aligned and be sure the wheels are balanced. If these steps don't solve the issue, you may have a more serious mechanical problem. Hope you don't, and good luck.

Answer 4

That type of wear usually indicates a bad strut & if the alignment is off it will worsen the tire wear.

Answer 5

You have a serious problem with tyre alignment and wheel
balancing. Make sure you take your car to a reliable tyre center
and get it done immediately.

Answer 6

check the alignment goof

Answer 7

check your strut