But why do tires wear out unevenly in the first place? Let’s explore the causes and how you can prevent them. A primary reason for uneven tire wear is poor alignment. If your vehicle’s wheels ...

Check tires for other flaws. Replace any tire with cracks, cuts, or bulges in the sidewall. Look for uneven wear, which usually signals a wheel-alignment or suspension problem. Either must be ...

Generally, you should expect to replace your tires every six years or 50,000 miles — whichever comes first — but you should check your tires for wear periodically to see if you need to replace them ...

Tires depend on good tread condition depth to maintain traction and to shed water on wet roads. The tread should be checked at least once a month for excessive and uneven wear. The most accurate ...

ACHOOO! Tree pollen season is here, and along with it comes dusting on every surface outside, including your car. Patrick ...

Over time, tires can wear down or degrade, leading to various issues that may compromise your driving experience. Here are a few signs you might need new tires: Uneven Wear: This can indicate ...