just couldn't last...

KyleEBK

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they jsut couldnt last a couple mroe weeks until i bought my winter car...

 

5.0Droptop

...all those nights we shared, and you're a dude??

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Looks like you need to spend money on new rubbers.

 

5.0Torx

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Is it any coincidence that those appear to be the back tires...?

 

KyleEBK

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seems like the back tires always wear out alot quicker then the front... hmmm

 

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Lawbreaker5.0

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i think ya need an alignment

 

cenok is family

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Lawbreaker5.0 said:

i think ya need an alignment

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not much alignment can be done on a solid axle..

 

Mustang5L5

That is…until I whipped out my Bissell

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Yeah, it's a Ford defect. Rear tires seem to wear out faster than the fronts.

 

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Lawbreaker5.0

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cenok is family said:

not much alignment can be done on a solid axle..

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yeah but he prob rotates his tires. not everyone has a staggered stance. there is no way to wear out the inside of the tire on the rear end of a mustang. there are no camber adjustments. which would cause inside wear

 

Shaolin Crane

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Mustang5L5 said:

Yeah, it's a Ford defect. Rear tires seem to wear out faster than the fronts.

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would that ford defect involve forcing the owner to spin the back tires more than the front

 

Cobra912

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they have at least another 5000k on em left

 

90lxcoupe

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i cant see the pics, but if the chords arent showing your good for at least a month

 

tannerc91gt

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And if you get down to the bands. It just makes a badass lookin sparks when you roast off what's left of the tires!

 

Gearbanger 101

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Those things look like they should have been changed out at the end of last fall.....never mind this fall!!!

 

LaserSVT

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I would have changed them a long time ago.

And that wear through looks like you locked up the brakes.

 

old_blue

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Mustang5L5 said:

Yeah, it's a Ford defect. Rear tires seem to wear out faster than the fronts.

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this is why I spin the front tires instead of the rear to counteract this reaction.

 

KyleEBK

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i have never locked up the brakes, and that spot continues a long way around the tire, for some reason it seems like the left wheel pulls harder, its alot easier to spin if makin a left turn

but yea i got a couple used ones thrown on there now for 10 bucks a pop

they only 60r 16 215s but as soon as i left the tire shop i let em rip and then later on i took off at idle andi managed to take off burning out all the way through second, they get alot less grip then the old self made slicks ha in fact it seemed so wild i had to turn around go back and check it out lol

 

Celeb

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Good grief, I don't know if I would even use that thing for a tire swing.