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Hi RSfünf
My dealer checked the car's alignment and both fronts were out only slightly along with one of the rears. As I have not hit any kerbs since owning the car I find it strange that the geometry would go out by itself. The dealer covered the cost of the alignment but I had to pay for the two new tyres Unfortunately both tyres have been scrapped so I have no photos but the dealer did see the second one that was wrecked in exactly the same way as yours. Personally I think it's a problem with the car but as there are very few of us experiencing the same problem, it's hard to prove. Please let me know what Bridgestone come back with. Both my tyres deflated when I was driving so could have been lethal in the wrong conditions. I will keep an eye on the new tyres and pressures to make sure this does not happen again. |
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Hi folks.
I found this forum by goggling "Audi RS5 tyre wear." I've got the same problem on my 2011 RS5. The left hand front tyre went down last night and I nearly cut my hand to ribbons when I felt the inside of the tyre. 10,000 miles.... It was only in Audi last week having the petrol cap replaced and the boot catch too..... I'm confused because my old A5 3.0TDI Sport did exactly the same thing too, is it a fault on the 5 series? |
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How often do you have your tires rotated ?
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sounds like too much toe in.
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I have a 2011 S5 and the exact same thing happened to me this week. My front right tire went out at 23k km. I nearly tore my fingers off when I tried to dismount it. It was totally worn out on the inside and almost new treads on the outside. Te dealer in the UAE did nothing but insist on me to pay for a new tire.
Now, I'm worried about the front left. It is exhibiting same wear pattern. Anyone figured what causes this and how we can avoid it? |
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Edit: never mind; just noticed you said 2011 RS5, so you're not he. Pretty funny the two of you picked the same screen name. Last edited by DOC; 12-19-2012 at 07:22 AM. |
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The damage is most likley from low tyre pressure , the resulting heat build up due to friction causes the tyre to degrade at the most acute angle of the sidewall which is the weakest part of the tyre. The tyres behave fine if you check the pressures regulary and i keep mine inflated close to the maximum, i have over 40000 km on the rear tyres now ( close to being changed ) and over 19000km on the fronts with no problems since the dual failure which was my origional post. Best of luck. |
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Unfortunately both tyres have been scrapped so I have no photos but the dealer did see the second one that was wrecked in exactly the same way as yours.

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