What is wrong with my F150
It eats tires. The BF Goodrich Long trails that came on it lasted only about 20,000 miles. I put on some Cooper Discoverer Plus. Another 15,000 ish. Then I put on Michelins. And now at 65,000 miles on...
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emcee wrote:
I'm with those suggesting alignment. Stop rotating them and you'll see if it's the front or the rear thats eating them. I once had a Hyundai (front wheel drive) that ate tires. Gave up and stopped rotating them. Rears went bald.
Nope. It's NOT an alignment issue. IF it were. The tire would not wear evenly. They would be worn either on the inside shoulder, or the outside shoulder. 5000 miles is plenty of time for a alignment issue to show it self. The tire do not were more on either shoulder, Nor do they wear more in the middle, or on the shoulders. The were evenly across the tread. They would not do so, If there either a air pressure, or alignment issue.
I'm pretty anal about air pressure, both on the truck, and trailer. I always watch the tires closely.
