My two front tires are wearing out in exactly the same way on the outside edges. This suggests a possible issue with the camber, likely caused by either a ball joint or worn struts. Since the problem is occurring on both tires, it seems more likely to be related to the struts.
If the struts are indeed worn, I'm wondering if using camber bolts could help correct the alignment and alleviate the wear.
Given my budget constraints, I'm planning to have the parts ready when I take the car to the shop for an alignment, so the overall cost remains manageable."
What do ya'll think? I want to make sure i am not missing something.
Thank you in advance!
don't buy a bunch of parts you might not need. Post a photo of the tires please
Hey, how do i upload a picture i tried dragging it over, and had no luck. Saved it as a .JPG, sorry not the most savvy with technology
Here is a picture of the tire. It is the same exact on the other side. I know its in the rear but i just rotated them because i had to drive about 120 miles and wanted my best chance to get there and back lol.
it seems more likely to be related to the struts.
pickups don't have struts. They use controls arms and shock absorbers on the front, and leaf springs on the rear.
Struts are structural. Shocks are not.
Are your tires properly inflated to the pressure specified on the "Tire and Loading Information" sticker