Doom wrote:
For starters those tyres are both down to 1.6mm anyway, and I bet the driver technique is 80% to blame anyway, roaring off in a uTurn does no tyre any favours, think about it, all the weight transfers to the rear and depending on which direction he's going depends on which quarter of the car is now lower than the other three quarters of it,
And if you had them go like that, for one they shouldn't be otr, and two ever heard of a geometry check, still think it's violent pull off u turning causing it myself.
Brand makes a difference as well, if those are eco euro rubber from an eastern bloc factory then that coulkd be the cause with weaker walls leading to flexing.
It pays to get the name brands everytime.