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Need Help re Tire wear

TT Pepper
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I have 4,000 miles on my CTT 04 and the outside tread of my front tires are almost gone in a uneven way i.e much wider on the right tire. Front tire pressure is at 37 always. Any ideas or suggestions?

Can this problem be related to this TSB: 4495 13/03 Front Axle Alignment Specifications 10-24-03 if not any suggestion.

Thanks, G

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Yes, that is very abnormal. It turns out that Cayenne suspension does some settling and needs to be re-aligned after about 120 miles. I would see your dealer and request a re-alignment to the new specs laid out in TSB 4495 (and a couple new tires!).

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