We have a 1993 Ford Escort that seems to go through tires. The car experiences slight shaking tendencies, which then become very severe, then a seemingly fine front-end tire blows out. Would this be from CV joints?
The tire place thinks it's flawed tires, but the tire they replaced last time was a brand-new one and was done barely a month ago, and at the time (and still) the other front-end tire does not look bald. At the time the tire was replaced last month the shaking stopped, but it started again about a week ago and is now getting worse--I predict a blow-out anyday now.
Again, would CV joints possibly cause this? I do know that when you take extreme left/right turns you hear "click click click click" sounds coming from the right-end; that I would expect, but I wouldn't expect it would cause it to chew through tires. What is up?
LRH