Tire help :(

[RicheyEK9]

Hi lad my driver side rear wheel is wearing away more than the others The car doesnt have cambering arms in that I know of ? Just looking to see if any one has had this problem or would they know what it might be Thanks

 

[kulo]

Check alignment

 

[RicheyEK9]

Check alignment

Naw just went through the test so not that either

 

[Bushell]

Over or under inflation could be the cause?

 

[sarkel]

Worn bushes, bent hub/ rim but ultimately alignment would be highest factor.

 

[RicheyEK9]

Worn bushes, bent hub/ rim but ultimately alignment would be highest factor.

I think it could be a bent hub but it not badly bent.. Any ideas on how I could fix it???

 

[JohnOBrien8]

replace it, is the wheel bearing ok? what way is it wearing? inside/outside/centre/lumpy?

 

[Kipper]

Naw just went through the test so not that either

I reckon it's the toe settings unless something's bent.

 

[RicheyEK9]

I reckon it's the toe settings unless something's bent.

Never heard of toe settings? What is that

 

[Jimbo]

Toe in - the wheels angle in towards the car

Toe out - the wheels angle out and away from the car.

 

[MattyH]

Are you sitting really low?

 

[RicheyEK9]

Are you sitting really low?

Naw not really that low lad but it looks different to the far wheel on the back?

Toe in - the wheels angle in towards the car

Toe out - the wheels angle out and away from the car.

Awh right lad I get you now it's toe in then. But the best thing is that that wheel was holding the brake a few weeks ago and I fix it but I noticed that it is holding ageing tonight the same way it was