Tire Wear Issue - Possible Alignment problem

[NancysToy]

:agree: On a two wheeler the crown will cause uneven wear, Because you mostly ride in the left tire track. But on the Spyder Na, something else is going on.

:agree: But be aware that BRP has informed their dealers that this is normal, so until they come to their senses, that will be the dealer's reply. It may just be normal for the Spyder, with no other adjustable alignment parameters, and geometry that changes as the Spyder is loaded. A 150 pound rider will inevitable wear the tires differently from a 250 pounder, or a rider with a passenger. "Normal" doesn't necessarily mean "correct".

 

[r1100rider]

Tire wear

I just rode it after my realign and big difference smoother and. Less darty and no nanny codes now for some real tires

 

[altonk]

I'm gonna get about 6K on my rear but they are all wearing even

 

[stormtrooper]

After reading some of your threads I think its the way you ride. :roflblack: :roflblack: :roflblack: :roflblack: :roflblack: :roflblack:

Hey Dennis I missed a bunch of posts (sleeping behind the computer) I guess I :yes: am the winner. Now what is my prize. opcorn:

 

[musicarcade]

Hey Dennis I missed a bunch of posts (sleeping behind the computer) I guess I :yes: am the winner. Now what is my prize. opcorn:

here ya go winner!
:firstplace:

 

[SpyderWolf]

Our roads here a heavily crowned, and not in the best of shape to be sure. When I am ryding with other bikes I am usually in the rear, and find myself ryding in the right hand side of the lane near the white line a whole lot. It just seems to work that way when everyone staggers. Anyway, there are many times I can tell the right side of the Spyder is lower than the left side, and I wonder if that might be a contributing factor. Since I also tip the scale at over 200lbs, I am sure that has an impact as well. pps:

Since I have gotten the new front tires installed I have been consciously trying to stay out of the right lane rut as much as possible. My tires are currently wearing evenly.