Jalal Khoury, a Fond du Lac resident and mechanical engineer, noticed premature tire wear on his Honda Odyssey minivan after ...

Although tire wear is part and parcel of the car owner's experience, uneven tire wear can be avoided. Here are a few reasons why your car tires may be wearing unevenly and how to spot them.

Improper Tire Alignment A primary reason for uneven tire wear is poor alignment. If your vehicle’s wheels are out of alignment, they won’t sit straight on the road. Instead, the tires might ...

Tyrata, a leader in tire sensor and data management, has introduced uneven tread wear detection and tire mismatch capability for its IntelliTread® Drive-Over System™ (DOS) and Tyrata.io ...

Have you ever noticed that your tires are wearing more on one side than the other? Here are the likely culprits as to why this is happening.

IntelliTread Drive-Over System has a new feature for creating digital tire profiles and detecting uneven tread wear.

In fact, tire replacement can set you back hundreds of dollars, with the average cost of new tires being pretty high. That's why most drivers usually go for the cheapest option on the shelf, which is ...

Uneven or rapid tire wear can indicate that your wheels must be aligned. Additionally, getting your wheels checked for alignment is a good idea if you've been in an accident or hit a large pothole.

When suspension bushings are worn, they don’t adequately fill the gap between parts, which can lead to loose-feeling steering, uneven tire wear and even broken components.

Although a typical interval is 5,000 to 10,000 miles, you may want to have tires rotated before it’s called for if you notice uneven tread wear that results in vibration or noise.