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Worn suspension components or shock absorbers.
One possible cause is worn suspension components or shock absorbers. Pressure, alignment or wheel balance can also contribute. Uneven wear alone does not identify one particular fault: have the tyres and possible causes checked by a workshop. A sound system helps maintain road contact but does not guarantee perfectly uniform wear.
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