95 302 Bronco

[95EB Bronco]

I got a 95 Eddie Bauer 302, my question is does anyone else have a problem with keeping front tires on your Bronco? My truck just destroys the tires any suggestions on a fix for this? Thanks in advance.

 

[miesk5]

yo,

I have gotten 40k miles on Goodyear and Dayton ATS 32 1150 x 15 so far

You'll need t check alignment; and all steering/suspension components such as;

verify wheel bearings, ball joints and tie rods are not loose. And don't look at the factory alignment specs; these are for stock tires, on stock rims, at stock ride height. Toe-in is the easiest to adjust and has the most to do with how your tires wear. Most people adjust it 1st READ MORE

Worn shocks, suspension bushings

Incorrect tire inflation pressure

TTB Alignment Procedures Source: by OX1 (OX, Jim, James O) at off-road.com

"...Stock TTB Setup diagram showing where Camber & Castor are measured. The only place for adjustment of Camber/Castor on the stock setup is by changing bushings around the upper ball joint. This only allows for about 2-3 degrees of adjustment in any direction..." Source: by Roadkill (The Beast) at SuperMotors.net

Alignment Settings TSB 93-23-24 for 94 Bronco, F Series, Aerostar, Explorer & Ranger Source: by Ford via Chilton

 

[CJGamer]

I agree- I've had a set of Kumho MT's on mine for 45k miles now, and they still have plenty of tread left- can go another 20 prolly. And- my suspension is shot.

You must check your air pressure often- keep them inflated correctly, and keep that beast aligned!

Get yourself a nice digital tire gauge from autozone!