Just had 4 wheel alignment done, back tyres wearing on outside 

picture of before and after, so am asking if any one with experience knows of what’s been done will cure the problem before I swap the tyres front to back ???

cheers

Edited 26 May, 20188 yr by Snapper1725

Presumably based on rear toe being out when you went to have it checked and adjusted could have contributed to the wear?

 Do you carry stuff around in the boot or tow regularly?

Is it a 4x4 model some could say causes more west perhaps?

Not experienced it myself yet but Superbs are known to eat rear tyres. My fronts have worn more in the middle than outsides. I do motorway miles. I reduced the air from 36 to 34 due to comfort and now this issue. Done about 30k on the brand new fronts tyres. 

Hi, it’s front wheel drive. I do have the boot loaded now and then with fishing gear and tow a caravan maybe 2-3 times a year 

why am asking is all I could hear was f*** this and f*** that.  I said the front was alright but he said the steering wheel wasn’t straight, I said thought it was and never noticed before and said I was more bothered about the rear, reply was machine sez. But how does it know the steering wheel isn’t straight ??? Any ideas ??? Does he line it up ??? Because I now think am pulling down to the right cos when I level it up the car goes to the left 

wish id Just gone with my instinct and told him just to do the back plus he seemed a bit abrupt when asking him stuff

cheers

Once you adjust the back the front goes out anyway. They told me that and it happened too a couple of weeks back on my Superb. Depending on the tyres and road cars can pull sometimes. Try on a flat road. 

Right I see, didn’t think that would effect the front

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