First of all, you need to monitor the tire pressure 1 check it at least once every 4 weeks.
Check the pressure only on cold tires. The pressure in the tires increases significantly when the tires heat up from fast driving. Therefore, do not release the pressure on warm tires.
With increased tire pressure, the middle part of the tread wears out faster, because with increasing pressure this part bends more.
With reduced tire pressure, the side surfaces, i.e. the edges of the tread, are more in contact with the road, and the middle bends inward more. Because of this, the edges of the tread wear out more.
It is normal for the front wheels of a tire to be slightly more worn than the center. However, due to the slope of the road, the edges of the tires that are closer to the center of the road (the left wheel on the outside); right wheel inside) may be more worn.
Toothed tread wear is usually a result of vehicle overload.
Incorrect wheel alignment and imbalance create typical tire wear patterns that should be looked for when diagnosing problems.
Text taken from an online platform mazbook