To work - to provide traction - car tires need to be soft and grippy. This means that as they roll along, tiny, tiny flakes will stick to, or get rubbed off by the road surface instead. Also, when cornering for instance, the tire can't roll perfectly, but parts of it will be sliding, increasing wear even further.
Because they are used for steering and get more wear.
Normal wear.
The camber might need to be changed on a car for the tires to wear evenly. A car that is out of alignment will be very hard on the tires.
When one drives a car with tires that are not aligned correctly, it can cause premature wear on the tires and will cause the car to start drifting uncontrollably.
So the tires will "wear" evenly and you will have longer "tread-life"
Yes, the alignment takes wear into account.
Radial tires are made specifically to reduce the wear and tear of your car whereas goodyear tires are simply regular tires.
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The tires you have on your car are your contact with the road. They are possibly the most important part of having a safe drive. Keep your tires in good shape and do not abuse them by hitting kerbs or other solid objects. If tires are getting worn, or unusual wear patterns get professional advice.
Depends on the vehicle. Normally on a RWD car the right rear will wear the fastest. On a FWD car both front tires will wear out first at about the same level.
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