Uneven tire wear

[Kevin E]

I've been running 33 inch KO2s on a 4" lift for a few months now and started to notice the outside half of the front tires are wearing faster than the inside. Is this at all normal? My old M/Ts did the same thing when I had my stock axles. So the same wear on two different axles. I'm going to rotate my tires this weekend. Not having any handling issues just uneven wear. I drive 300 miles a week btw.
Thanks

 

[bobthetj03]

Have you had a wheel alignment done recently? I'd start there. What tire pressures are you running?

 

[cclarke802]

Have you had a wheel alignment done recently? I'd start there. What tire pressures are you running?

I second checking the alignment

 

[StG58]

Better yet, check out this thread and check your alignment yourself. The tools to align a TJ are probably less than what a shop would charge for checking.

https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/how-to-align-your-jeep-wrangler-tj.85/

 

[Kevin E]

Have you had a wheel alignment done recently? I'd start there. What tire pressures are you running?

27 lbs. Not recently on alignment which I do myself.

 

[Kevin E]

Thanks a bunch. I'll do alignment/tire rotation/oil change/smoke a brisket

 

[bobthetj03]

Yum! Brisket!

 

[Chris]

Alignment, or possibly ball joints?

 

[Northwood]

Simply not rotating your tires and a lot of city driving will do that all on its own. Although it very well could be ball joints, or alignment or any of the other suggestions. I rotate my tires every 5000 miles while my oil drains

 

[StG58]

Wow, do the same thing! Pull plug, rotate tires.