#33238, "Why is my back tires wearing out to fast"
I changed my back tires about a month ago. They were good used tires. The tire are already wore out. tzhe back tires make a clicking when i drove over any kind of bump. The car also drives rough. What could cause these problems.
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#33255, "RE: Why is my back tires wearing out to fast" In response to Reply # 0
Originally posted by panthers4 I changed my back tires about a month ago. They were good used tires. The tire are already wore out. tzhe back tires make a clicking when i drove over any kind of bump. The car also drives rough. What could cause these problems.
#33269, "RE: Why is my back tires wearing out to fast" In response to Reply # 6
My car had a very similar issue. Turned out the upper control arm bushings at the top were toast, causing my alignment to be way off. Odds are those could be bad on yours too. Take the rear wheels off and look at the bushings. You should be able to tell if they are bad. On mine the rubber was almost completely gone and the bolts were just hanging in there.
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