pitting & cracking near the edges
both front tires only like this

all mekanics have different explanations :
- bcos road is rough
- bcos alignment run
- bcos tire pressure too high

or issit i cornering too aggressive ?

Kinda feel it's heat related... How old are your tyres? Do you use your car much or mostly car is baking under the sun only?

Looks like aging tyre

its 2years already
130km
i go out a lot but otherwise park in covered parking at home

only the front affected
i switched it to back
see the new front tires same effect onot

Hard rubber. Aggressive driving also the factor

Don't bother switching it. Cracks in the tread itself are not hugely distressing in terms of tire failure but will result in less traction.

However, tyres with less worn tread must be fitted at the back, this is to maintain traction & stability especially during driving under wet conditions.

My advise is:
1. throw away the worn tyres in the front
2. bring your rear tyres to the front
3. Buy a pair of new tyres & fit them at the rear.

This post has been edited by amscouzach57: Jun 11 2019, 05:06 PM

ya, i feel the tire is not comfortable also
u r right, i drive a sampan suv but like to corner hard

i guess will change those 2 cracked ones then
better for my peace of mind haha

Stupid tire compound. my old CC5 was like that too. I couldn't tahan and changed it after 2yrs of 20k km.
It's more of agressive driving and bad roads. Can be used. But you will be annoyed. Change it to different brand/model if you have the funds

This post has been edited by Jessieccy: Jun 11 2019, 08:04 PM

You mean, 2 years used by you... Right? Check the codes on the tyres, when was it manufactured - for actual tyre age. May be different for each tyre.

It's because you like to corner more aggressively and the compound cannot take it as much. There are many tires like this, even some of the best ones like Michelin PS3/4 and Goodyear F1D5.

It looks more like rubber stretched until it tore at the block edges, in other words as if it was pushed hard in the corners.

You could send the picture to the tyre manufacturer and seek advice.

Bet they can tell you more.

+1

I thought good tyre should be at the front?

That is a common misconception