That's an alignment issue not pressure, the tyre fitter should know this
Good even wear, just had another look at sticker on the door frame and it says 36 psi front, 42 psi rear, so I'll give that a go, looking looking underneath it looks like someone has recently fitted polybushes all round. I say recently, I've had the car about 14 months. I'll get under it and have a good look round. Cheers for the info
Only thing that I did notice was that on the motorway, only on left hand bends, I got vibration through steering wheel but not when driving straight or on a right hand bend, don't know if that could be tyre wear??.
Forgot about the different tyres until back in black mentioned crap tyres, crap memory, I can walk into kitchen and forget who I am never mind why I went there in the first placeThere was two different makes of tyre on the front so now I've replaced all 4 with the same make, I'll see if that makes a difference. Once again, thanks for all the advice from everyone, I'll see how it goes first.
You'll fit right in hereI can walk into kitchen and forget who I am never mind why I went there in the first place
Ah, by outside edges i was thinking outside to the car not per wheel
Both outside edges of one tyre can mean under inflation where wear to the centre of the tyre is over inflation
I'll keep an eye on them see if they start to wear unevenly
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