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JIMNLIN
Sep 10, 2018Explorer III
Too wide of a wide wheel will cause the tire to wear the outside edges....but it would have to be well outside the tires wheel width nominal width ranges set by Bridgestone.
I would drop by a real Bridgestone truck tire dealer and let them check the tires for actual wear issues. If the tires outer edges has worn enough you can tell if the wear was feathered all one way as in suspension problems or alignment problem/wrong wheel width.
The R-250 is a very stiff tire and usually sits flat across the tread unlike the rounded tread of a ST E poly class tire. The op may not be used to seeing wear marks on the outer edges as a ST wear marks are usually in the center of the tread.
I would drop by a real Bridgestone truck tire dealer and let them check the tires for actual wear issues. If the tires outer edges has worn enough you can tell if the wear was feathered all one way as in suspension problems or alignment problem/wrong wheel width.
The R-250 is a very stiff tire and usually sits flat across the tread unlike the rounded tread of a ST E poly class tire. The op may not be used to seeing wear marks on the outer edges as a ST wear marks are usually in the center of the tread.
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