Uneven Tyre Wear Lhs Vs Rhs

[fanasty13]

Hello there, atm I have a 1997 nissan pulsar n 15 and the front left hand tyre is wearing out quicker than the right hand side, the tyre wear is even on the left hand side but I was wondering if this could be the wheel alignment being out or something. I tried adding a photo of both tires but wasnt able to.

Edited January 27, 2013 by fanasty13

[GTSBoy]

Hectic wheelspin?

[fanasty13]

there is no wheelspin........

[GTSBoy]

Poorly repaired crash damage? Wife/girlfriend who touch parks?

[fanasty13]

There is no crash damage, car hasnt been touched parked in ages as far as my memory goes, but ill still hve a alignemnt done 2 c if thats the problem......

[niZmO_Man]

No joke, you're probably making more right turns than left (e.g. going round a roundabout). When you're taking off, more torque is probably being transmitted to the left side (gearbox side). It all adds up I suppose.

Most likely alignment though.

[Joshbigt62r]

Hectic wheelspin?

Hahahahahahaha

[Taleb Tyres]

+1 its our roads and driving, front left is always the first to show signs of wear and tear and if you usually follow the same route to work/home etc then this does affect it see it every day.

Alignment could be 100% and this will still happen, especially on FWD.