GrandPaJohn

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/3954/p1000354.jpg"></center><p>It is just wearing the inner edge, and it's worn on almost a 45 degree angle. The rest of the tire looks fine, no cupping. All other tires fine. What do you think? I need to go on a 1000 mile road trip next week and don't want to put my other tires on if the alignment is out and chance ruining them too.

GrandPaJohn

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Rob O

Driver's side wore the inside shoulders off, but the passenger's side wear created a sort of lip.

I have pics very similar to yours, and then pics of how they separated along that "lip" ... but my server is down.

No More B5 S4

Need alignment.

Chris C

<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/275/img_2706.jpg"></center><p>I had the same problem and had .11, .8 toe out.

4RNGS

2nd Alignment.......No metal showing=safe to drive, but get alignment before the long trip

A4edge

H&amp;R c/o's sittin' around 25"

now on Falken's to save $$, cuz they will prob wear the same! ; /

cshuttle

You know, I've got the EXACT same problem with mine, and they're also within spec (except it's on the outside shoulder).

If you breathe on these things, they get out of alignment.

NCS4

Was the tire on the rear of the car previously? A heavy right foot sets up this pattern if you don't rotate.

Swank4

rotate often enough that it's OK.