Why back tires are wearing so fast
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Asked by Guru9DZRMK Oct 27, 2020 at 08:18 PM about the 2009 Dodge Challenger SXT RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Rear tires are wearing

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TDolby answered 4 years ago

Tire pressure too high, too many burnouts and donuts? The car is RWD, so the rear tires will wear out faster than the fronts. Rotate your tires more frequently, like every 5000 miles and the tires should wear more evenly.

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Guru9DZRMK answered 4 years ago

As for stop burning out and rotate every 5000 miles...the burnouts are not happening. Enough of that...tires are not lasting 5000 miles to rotate..need a better answer..

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