weird uneven tire wear
#12
What you have is called tire scallop, not cupping. Cupping is cause by an overly out of balance condition and is extremely rare for modern radial belted tires. It is almost non existant anymore. Tire scallop is caused by the normal condition of tires being on the front too long (lack of rotation), or the abnormal condition of too much or too little toe. I never have figured out why people spend thousands of dollars on tires and not maintained them properly. Must have lots more money than I.
#13
Ditto to Redneck.
When I 1st got my JK, didn't realize how important the frequent rotation was.
Then the "scalloping" happened to me, rotated them and a few hundred miles later, gone!! Now rotate much more freuquently and no problems.
When I 1st got my JK, didn't realize how important the frequent rotation was.
Then the "scalloping" happened to me, rotated them and a few hundred miles later, gone!! Now rotate much more freuquently and no problems.
#14
What you have is called tire scallop, not cupping. Cupping is cause by an overly out of balance condition and is extremely rare for modern radial belted tires. It is almost non existant anymore. Tire scallop is caused by the normal condition of tires being on the front too long (lack of rotation), or the abnormal condition of too much or too little toe. I never have figured out why people spend thousands of dollars on tires and not maintained them properly. Must have lots more money than I.
#16
What you have is called tire scallop, not cupping. Cupping is cause by an overly out of balance condition and is extremely rare for modern radial belted tires. It is almost non existant anymore. Tire scallop is caused by the normal condition of tires being on the front too long (lack of rotation), or the abnormal condition of too much or too little toe. I never have figured out why people spend thousands of dollars on tires and not maintained them properly. Must have lots more money than I.
#17
Seems odd only one front tire is doing it, usually it would be both front tires due to lack of rotation. After you rotate get it on one of those fancy alignment machines and see where you at along with a tire balance.jmo.
#18
i checked the shock today and good to go on that. i think the reason im not seeing the same wear pattern on driver side is the dr side has a slight slant to it. its lookin like the axle c is bent just a tad.
i had purchased the gussets from evo when i got the lift done, and my guy didnt like them and said they would not work wth my lift. i dont know what happened, he supposedly sent them bac to evo and evo was suppose to take care of it. my guy never said anything else about it so in turn i never had gussets welded in.
#19
To me it aounds like a bad front shock just as stated earlier. Have someone drive on that side and see if it just seems like its skipping down the road. I mean someone in another vehical...lol...good luck
#20
but i checked the shock and all is good.