Tyre wear front and back

[richy170]

Richy,
I have no idea why the front would wear down quicker than the rear?
Seems bizarre, maybe you're doing a MotoGP style wheel real lift as you come into every corner :smile-new:

If I was doing that I think I would have noticed brown stains in my pants.

 

[richy170]

Re: Tyre Wear

Poor suspension setup and/or incorrect pressures can both cause excessive tyre wear.

The pressures are set as per the manual, I will check the accuracy of my foot pump tomorrow at the local MOT centre. What suspension settings would be wrong on the bike for the front to wear quicker than the rear, so I can look to change them. I think they are all currently set to 0 as the bike handles really well and I felt no need to change any.

 

[stuartb]

Buy a decent gauge Richy... I never use the gauge on my pump..Ive a race ex pro gauge.. its an analogue beastie. very accurate... 10 quid on EB 191510834462

stu's phone

 

[Helrazzer]

I have always thought the same until last year I had to change front first
i may add I'm 51 and never changed a front before a rear
but these were super corsas too