Uneven tire wear can be a sign that your wheels are not aligned properly. If you notice any unusual patterns, such as:
- Cupping: Wearing in the center of the tire but not on the edges
-Feathering: Wearing on one side of the tire but not the other
-Heel-toe wear: Wearing on one edge of the tire but not the other
It's best to have your alignment checked as soon as possible.
2. Look for visual clues.
If your wheels are not aligned properly, you may also notice some of these visual clues:
- Your car pulls to one side when you're driving
- Your steering wheel is off-center
-Your tires are tilted at an odd angle
Again, it's best to have your alignment checked if you notice any of these clues.
3. Have your tires inspected by a professional.
If you're unsure if your wheels are aligned properly, it's best to have your tires inspected by a professional. They will be able to tell you definitively whether or not your alignment is off and will be able to make any necessary adjustments.
