I'm assuming your talking about a vehicle or possibly trailor tires.. Case being, Tires that wear on the inside have a negative camber and tires that wear on the outside have a positive camber. If you would notice a lowered car. 9 times out of 10 the tires are leaning in towards the vehicle. That would be your negative camber only a camber kit would resolve. As for positive camber almost the same scenario. Check tie-rods and control arms. If you don't see anything wrong and didn't adjust anything. I'd get it to a shop and have it looked at. If we're talking about a trailer with no weight on it. It is possible for this to happen due to heavier suspension and no weight to balance it.
needs alignment
Poor tire alignment will cause wearing on the inside edges of rear and even front tires.
There are many good wearing brands of new car tires. For example, tires from the company Michelin are really good tires for cars worldwide and in America.
Wearing the Inside Out was created in 1994.
overinflated
tires weren't invented yet
I think your rear shock absorbers are Kaput. You may also have a broken sway bar.
If you are rotating your tires every 5000 to 6000 miles and keeping the recommended air pressure look at your tires to see how they are wearing. If they are wearing even across then there is no reason to align them but if they are wearing uneven then it may be time for a alignment. It is better to do this right after installing a new set of tires if the old tires are badly worn.
its not your struts you have to check your tire alinement's
Wheels need alignment.
It could be possible that your tires are not balanced properly. If you notice your tires are wearing out on the inside, but not in the middle, it is either poor suspension or unbalanced tires.
will tires make noise if there choppy on inside