Tire wear and causes wisdom needed
I've searched a lot on here yesterday and it seems I have one of a few problems...bent axle, bent spindle, bad suspension parts, bad wheel bearing, or a **** tire. Pretty much covers all the options....
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I had a similar wear problem last winter. It turned out to be a bent axle. The heavy equipment shop I took it to replaced the bent axle. They said that was less expensive than attempting to straighten the old axle. At the same time I had wet bolts installed. Some of the original components were definitely worn and required replacement. About 3000 miles since and no problems.
