spiderbox eating up tires

[Tr1p]

Help spiderbox is eating up front tires really fast and unevenly. Is my alignment off? How to fix?IMG_20150710_152640.jpg

[zman007007]

stand in front of you cart facing it, take a pic, post it and lets see what you have.

[zman007007]

make sure wheels are straight ahead, and yes tires need to be pumped up.

[x-bird]

pavement riding will chew tires up really fast, over-inflation will wear the centers out. As far as uneven wear goes, do as zman indicated, take some dead on forward shots. Check your ball joints and tie rod ends for looseness (wear) along with the a-arm bushings.

[Tr1p]

Hows this? This is my first buggy so im not exactly sure of what to look for. I have been riding alot in the pavement.... i really hope nothing major is broke...

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[xlint89]

Dude, you have different sized tires. Get the same size first.

Yes, that looks like pavement wearing them out.

[Tr1p]

Both my tires are the same size

[Tr1p]

And does anyone know of some tires that wont wear on pavement?

[x-bird]

golf cart tires will be much better, but you'll need 8 inch rims up front. otherwise, you're looking at go kart tires.

[Tr1p]

Will that influence the karts preformance?

[xlint89]

Originally Posted by Tr1p

Both my tires are the same size

Passanger side looks larger than the drivers side.

I had the same size tires too, but they were not when you measured them.


Post #250 http://buggymasters.com/forum/showth...?t=2601&page=3

Not looking to argue, just saying.....

[Tr1p]

Ah ok. Yeah that might be. Im gonna get some golf cart or small trailer wheels

[liduno]

If you don't ride in the dirt, slicks last the longest on pavement.

[Tr1p]

I do both