As I’ve said, uneven tire wear happens for 3 reasons. The most common reason for this issue is driving when your tires are low on air pressure. If your driving occurs in town, and there is allot of stopping and starting and allot of turning and cornering, then your tires pay the price. We see this allot in our busy town of Greenville. The second reason is that your alignment angles may be off. This can cause very rapid wear on your tires. This can be hard to tell. In the olden days, your vehicle alignment is off if your vehicle pulled to the left or the right while driving. Vehicles now don’t show this symptom when the angles are off. The only way to know for sure is if your steering wheel is off center while driving or you allow an auto repair shop to check it with a computer alignment machine. The third reason for uneven tire wear is if your front end steering components are faulty. Aligning a vehicle with worn components will leave you with tires wearing on the inside. If you ever notice uneven tire wear, check with your Auto Repair Shop as soon as possible and get this problem solved.