mellotion

Thanks, Good Read.

Rock Hawk

Good info, thanks for posting!

Paul555

Great explanation. Thanks for the tips!

hondamike42

THANKS FOR TIRE INFO DO YOU KNOW WHAT KIND OF ALIGNMENT MACHINE IS BEST DEAL FOR UNDER 5 GRAND, I WONDER WHAT THEY SELL IN CHINA BRAND NEW, DOES ANYBODY OUT THERE HAVE A AUTO REPAIR SHOP ? i FOUND A NICE PLACE 2800 A MONTH, ITS VERY NICE LOCATION ,

steel6

Hey guys, I just checked my tires out today for wear patterns and abnormalities and I happened to come across my two rear tires developing inner edge wear and feathering too. The front tires are perfect, as is the rest of the rear tire aside from the inner edge. Ive had this happen before but I dont know the reason. It occurred on another vehicle when I had installed lowering springs but did not align it. Stupid mistake I know. This just makes me angry and now I have to get 2 new tires too. Alignment is one thing which I know is critical to preserving tire life, but what else could attribute to this condition? I know the Accords have a pretty sophisticated rear suspension system which makes diagnosing the issue even more difficult. I am going to start with new struts since the handling is gone to crap too - but it doesn't feel like an alignment issue, it feels more like a weight distribution issue. The vehicle doesn't steer and handle in harmony and excessively hydroplanes. It almost feels as if the front tires aren't connected to the road and I notice a kind of floaty feeling in the front wheels. The struts are bad and will get replaced in the next few days. I just ask if you are all aware of anything else that typically is known to fail or cause this type of handling behavior? Control arm bushings or ball joints wearing out? I don't know where to go next. Please offer up any other experiences you've all had like this, I would appreciate it greatly. Thanks for listening and appreciate any advice you can give me.

theone1211

yeah great info about the tyre wear..i was searching same..hope it helps ..rrbbilaspur