Model X Tire wear

[Mark Twain]

My Model X tires are wearing out super unevenly! The insides are like new, but the outsides are practically gone. It's like my car has reverse camber. Plus, I'm getting way worse range than my buddy's Model X. I'm worried about safety and cost.

 

[Bingbong_]

It's important to have our tires aligned every 6k-10k miles. That's part of our car's maintenance.

 

[JonJon90]

My Model X tires are wearing out super unevenly! The insides are like new, but the outsides are practically gone. It's like my car has reverse camber. Plus, I'm getting way worse range than my buddy's Model X. I'm worried about safety and cost.

Hi @Mark Twain, so basically, when the outer tread is wearing out way faster than the inside, it’s usually a sign that the toe-in is too excessive. It’s not likely a camber issue, since camber typically causes wear on the inside. That uneven wear can also drag down your range, making your efficiency worse than your buddy's. You should try getting the alignment checked ASAP to avoid safety risks and extra tire costs.

 

[datnewyorkdriver]

My Model X tires are wearing out super unevenly! The insides are like new, but the outsides are practically gone. It's like my car has reverse camber. Plus, I'm getting way worse range than my buddy's Model X. I'm worried about safety and cost.

That uneven wear sounds concerning, and I am sure it is sign of alignment issues. You should get it checked out to avoid safety risks and extra costs down the line.

 

[Emma1]

That uneven wear sounds concerning, and I am sure it is sign of alignment issues. You should get it checked out to avoid safety risks and extra costs down the line.

My Model X tires once experienced similar uneven wear, which was found to be caused by an alignment problem. I avoided more damage and improved tire life by having it checked.

 

[Aznar2005]

Are you even checking your tire pressure regularly? It could affect your tire's tread.