Tire Fault Diagnosis
Wear | Cause |
| Heavier wear on both sides of the tread | Tire pressure too low |
| Heavier tire wear in the middle of the tread around the entire circumference of the tire | Too high tire pressure |
| Erosion of the tire profile on the sides | Static and dynamic wheel imbalance. Too much lateral runout of the rim, too much clearance in the bearing joints |
| Erosion in the middle of the tire profile | Static wheel imbalance. Possibly due to too much pitch beating |
| Strong wear in the middle of the tread in some places | Traces of blocking from full braking |
| Scaly or sawtooth profile wear. Associated with burst tires that soon become noticeable | Vehicle overload. Check the inside of the tires for tears |
| Rubber tongues on the sides of the tire profile | Incorrect wheel alignment. Tires worn out. Also check the condition of the rear wheel shock absorbers |
| Burrs on the sides of the profile of the profile of the tires of the front wheels | Incorrect wheel width adjustment. Tires worn out. Frequent driving on heavily curved highways. Fast cornering |
| Impact breaks at the base of the tires. First visible only from inside the tire | Driving over rails, sharp rocks and similar objects at high speed |
| Unilateral tire tread wear | Check camber adjustment |