Hey Manny and guys
So I was travelling across canada to come to Ont over the last few days and I noticed that my passenger rear tire has lost like all the tread. Meaning I have like 10% left. basically have to replace it now. Now the other driver side rear has 80%.
Both tires are the Michelins Pilot Sport 2's. Put them on last year.
What would cause that to happen? The wear is even across the tire, No scalloping at all and neither side of the tire has more wear than the other side. IE inside and outside.
Would useing the Traction Control in dry weather all the time at high speeds do that to a tire like that? I do notice that when I start the car the Traction Control is always on till I manually turn it off each time.
Ideas?
So I was travelling across canada to come to Ont over the last few days and I noticed that my passenger rear tire has lost like all the tread. Meaning I have like 10% left. basically have to replace it now. Now the other driver side rear has 80%.
Both tires are the Michelins Pilot Sport 2's. Put them on last year.
What would cause that to happen? The wear is even across the tire, No scalloping at all and neither side of the tire has more wear than the other side. IE inside and outside.
Would useing the Traction Control in dry weather all the time at high speeds do that to a tire like that? I do notice that when I start the car the Traction Control is always on till I manually turn it off each time.
Ideas?