Misalignment: Front tire wear on the outer wall can also be caused by misalignment. If the front wheels are not properly aligned, they may not be tracking straight, causing the outer sidewall of the tire to rub against the road surface and wear down.
Worn suspension components: Worn suspension components can also cause premature wear on the outer walls of the front tires. Worn ball joints, tie rods, or control arms can cause the front wheels to move out of alignment, leading to uneven tire wear.
Aggressive driving: Aggressive driving, such as taking corners too quickly or accelerating and braking hard, can put excessive stress on the tires and cause premature wear on the outer walls.
Improperly installed tire: If a tire is not installed correctly, it may not be seated properly on the rim. This can cause the tire to move around on the rim, leading to uneven wear on the outer wall of the tire.
