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 Tire thread peeling off..unusual wear..Any idea y?, Root cause?

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TSmooneysuzuki
post Jan 1 2021, 03:02 PM, updated 5y ago

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I guys, I have driven this volvo s90 for the past 6 months. When I bought it, the tires looked new (only 13k km on it).

Since then, I have driven around another 15k on it, so it is around 28k km now. During my time driving it I noticed the front two tyres have some crazy and unusual wear. The thread on the wheels look like its peeling off, and it happens all around the tyre, not just a particular spot. So from new looking, it now looks like the photos attached.

However the back two tyres still look like new and does not show much wear. So its clear it only affects the front tyres.

Anyone can explain why and is it still safe to use?

Tire was manufactured on week 40, year 2018. Pilot Sport 4 255/40/r19 100w.

The volvo s90 can accelerate quite fast and I floored the car a few times (5 times), could it be the acceleration is too fast for the wheels and hence the extreme wear??

Hoping for some advice on what I need to do, and how to avoid it in the future, thank you!




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TSmooneysuzuki
post Jan 1 2021, 09:11 PM

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QUOTE(kkm @ Jan 1 2021, 03:05 PM)
1. Very old tyre. Check the manufacturing date.
Tyre is original tyre. Date week 48 year 2020.

2. Retread? Cos retreads will have this kind of peeling off problem. But usually they are used for buses and lorries...
I doubt it. Like I said, original tyres from Volvo Malaysia directly.

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TSmooneysuzuki
post Jan 1 2021, 09:12 PM

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QUOTE(kkm @ Jan 1 2021, 03:30 PM)
Or do you drive thru say factory or construction areas with corrosive ground liquids?
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Nope. The only wear I can think of is driving fast with sudden acceleration. The car does 0-100 in 5.5secs and I floored it a few times.
TSmooneysuzuki
post Jan 2 2021, 04:49 PM

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Is it really so infamous? I also think maybe its true also that the ps range has this issue. Wonder PS 4 S also suffer from similar fate?

Anyway will try to claim warranty and see how.

QUOTE(dwRK @ Jan 1 2021, 10:49 PM)
ah...the infamous chipping problem... ps3, ps3 st, ps4 all got this problem when driven/corner hard... can kena also if just turn wheel without car moving...this creates tear in the rubber...yours looks quite bad actually...
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