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Well yes it could but so could under-inflated tires. There are only two logical values at play here (not including abuse), both of which should be common sense... Tire pressure
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Well yes it could but so could under-inflated tires. There are only two logical values at play here (not including abuse), both of which should be common sense...
Tire pressure and alignment. Run the tires at Nissan spec (check the door jam) and get an alignment. Also keep in mind that wear ratings on tires are numbers made up by the manufacturer and they aren't held to any particular standard so they are to be taken with a grain of salt. Some of the reviews on this tire said they had issues getting more than 20k from them but majority had no complaints. |
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