Tires wearing bad on the inside

[purevenom1]

My rear tires are wearing something terrible on the inside of them. This was also doing it before the lift. Tried to check for play in the axle bearings but didnt notice anything. Only other possible thing I can think it is would be the rear axle housing is bent but there is really not much vibration other than what is coming from the front. Any ideas to check cause I need this fixed ASAP.

 

[Clemsonfan15]

Have you had an alignment?

 

[purevenom1]

Have you had an alignment?

Yes it has been aligned but still doesnt really account for the REAR tires to be wearing on the inside like that.

 

[Akuma]

Yes it has been aligned but still doesnt really account for the REAR tires to be wearing on the inside like that.

True but a good wheel alignment machine will tell you that the rear wheels are out => Bent diff.

 

[purevenom1]

Again it has been ALIGNED. It was doing this before the lift and 33x12.5. Just did notice it as much. The truck has 1 new tire, 2 fairly new and 1 somewhat worn.

 

[rustbucket]

Have it aligned again. This time have a 4 wheel alignment done. And report back.

 

[purevenom1]

Have it aligned again. This time have a 4 wheel alignment done. And report back.

Will prob go back to get it done after I change out the bushings in the control arms anyway. They are shot. Plus the drop brackets for the lower arms are moving sometimes due to the worn out bushings in the front I think cause there is alot of movement in the control arms. Going to install urethane bushings and tack weld the brackets so they dont move no more.

 

[hcck3d]

Did you find out what this was from? Alignment or other.

 

[Bad_Vision]

ball joints

 

[fourwd1]

ball joints

The OP's problem is with the rear tires.

 

[Bad_Vision]

if they are wearing in the rear it can only be 2 things
1. bad wheel bearings that are allowing the axle to squat
2. bent axle

 

[fourwd1]

Probably doesn't matter anymore, this thread is from 2010.

 

[hcck3d]

True but wanted to know for a vehicle I was looking at and future reference.