Hyundai Genesis rear tires excessively wearing on inside after 16,000 miles with no resolution from dealer on Hyundai Genesis

Some Hyundai Genesis owners report experiencing excessive wear on the inside of their rear tires after just 16,000 miles, which can lead to drivability issues such as wheel shaking and shaky steering. This uneven tire wear may be attributed to a high toe-out condition, where the tires are angled outward from each other. Many drivers have noted extreme inside rear tire wear, with premature deterioration occurring even at low mileage. Signs of cupped, feathered, or chopped tires should be inspected promptly to prevent further damage. Additionally, some owners have found that modifications, such as switching to larger rims, have resulted in increased tire wear and more frequent replacements. When purchasing new tires, it is crucial to select those that provide good dry and wet traction to minimize excessive spinning and faster wear. If these tire issues persist without a satisfactory resolution from the dealer, owners are encouraged to contact Hyundai customer service to escalate the matter and potentially initiate a case for further investigation.