Sasquatch tires splitting or normal wear?

[CriticalB]

I have about 33,000 miles on my 22 sas badlands. Noticed this afternoon that there’s a split or seam showing on the diameter of the front wheels, but not on any of the others. Pressure is consistently in the upper 30’s. Tires (excluding spare) get rotated at the dealer every 7500 miles. I’m guessing this is just normal tread loss for this mileage that will likely show up on the other tires once they’re rotated up front. Any high-mileage Sasquatch owners also seeing this?

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[Bronco Don]

Wow , I have 19,000 on my bronco and my tires are way more shot than yours, you should be happy

 

[KABQ]

Huh. I can't say I've ever seen that. The fact that it's on more than one tire and looks the same on both would make me less concerned though.

 

[SLCBronco]

I noticed the same thing on two of mine and just kept an eye on them. I have rotated them every 5,000 miles (give or take), and just rolled over 46k miles without issues. This is one of the ones that had it, and it’s less noticeable now. I would say just watch them and if they get worse change them out.

 

[Indarkness]

Wow, 33k miles and ton of tread life, 46k miles and tires still look good minus a little bit of "age rot". I would be happy with that tread life on the Territory MT. The warranty on GY tires is up to 6 years. I will attach the warranty card. On a side note, the "Scalloped" look on the inside of the tire, uneven wear skipping every other tire lug, I have been told is related to shocks needing to be replace. I can not verify this as I have never replaced shocks on any vehicle I have ever owned even with over 200k miles on them.

 

[3People1Body]

Mine have the seam too. My edges seem to have unusual wear?? That's 2 trips to Moab from WV. Beauty rings are a consumable, when used as designed.

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