Front drivers tyre looks flatter than the rest but all pressures the same?

[Mikey3000]

Hi guys,

I have noticed that my front drivers tyre appears slighty flatter than the rest.

Now, I run standard 16" alloys with radial tyres so I know it is normal for them to look as if they are flat but should there be a difference in appearance between the o/s front and n/s front tyre. I have triple checked each tyre pressure and they are both running 35psi.

Is this difference in appearance normal or indicative of a problem?

I have noticed that the engine is mounted more too the off side of the vehicle. Could it simply be a question of weight distribution or is that just wishful thinking?

Any help/advice/ideas would be very much appreciated

Cheers,

Mike

 

[ex911driver]

Are all the sizes/profiles the same?

 

[Mikey3000]

Yep, tyres are all the same size, same make, same model and same tread.

 

[JoeD]

Are you sure its not a winter tyre?

 

[Mikey3000]

Are you sure its not a winter tyre?

Even if they were winter tyres, it still wouldn't be normal for the osf to look lower than the nsf

 

[Alex C]

the cars heavier at the front

 

[JudderMan]

Weak damper/spring. Or you're parked on a slope

 

[superkarl]

Lay off the acid

 

[s3dave]

Hole in the ground where the wheel is..?