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Right side wearing out fast than left?

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is anyone else right side rear tires wearing out faster than their left side rear tires?

I usually run 90% with all nannies off and when the car begins to break loose it always seems to favor the rearend going to the right... then I noticed the right (passenger side) rear tire is wearing much faster then the left.

Any thoughts?
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Schu said:
is anyone else right side rear tires wearing out faster than their left side rear tires?

I usually run 90% with all nannies off and when the car begins to break loose it always seems to favor the rearend going to the right... then I noticed the right (passenger side) rear tire is wearing much faster then the left.

Any thoughts?
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Is the tire wearing evenly? Or Like this?

 
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Get an alignment and have them check/fix your rear toe. That's likely the issue.

not much else would cause noticeable uneven wear from left to right.
 

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No cupping, no weird wear pattern across the tread... just less rubber on the right side. The right is about down to the warning marks in the center grooves, the left side still has 1/8" more rubber left.
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