| State | Probable Cause | Your actions |
Lateral wear
 | 1 Insufficient tire pressure (Both sides worn out). 2. Incorrect camber (One side worn). 3 Sharp turns. 4. The hub bearing is tightened. | 1. Measure and adjust pressure. 2. Fix or replace axles and suspension elements. 3. Turn at a slower speed. 4. Loosen the hub nut. |
Central wear
 | 1. Too much tire pressure. 2. The hub bearing is tightened. | 1. Measure and adjust pressure. 2. Loosen the hub nut. |
Rough edge. Corner wear.
 | Incorrect wheel alignment. | Adjust the wheel alignment. |
Uneven wear
 | 1. Incorrect camber or caster. 2. Faulty suspension. 3. The wheel is out of balance. 4. Warped brake drum. 5. The hub bearing is tight. | 1. Repair or replace axles and suspension elements. 2. Repair or replace suspension elements. 3. Balance or replace the wheel. 4. Straighten or replace drum. 5. Loosen the hub nut. |
5.3. This table will help you determine the condition of your tires, the possible cause of improper wear, and provide guidance on how to proceed.
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