I have changed two tyres in the same position (back of driver's side) in 5 months. The one presently there has been showing same symptoms. They bulge out on the face, giving me a bouncy ride. Not pleasant at all.

Pls brethren what could be wrong, i just want to have some fore knowledge about what is wrong with that side (back of driver's side) before i let my kazeem remove a nut on my wheel.

Note: my absorber and linkages are ok ( i just changed that small linkage rod for the four wheels)

Vehicle: camry 2005

Thank you Sirs/Mas.

your rim may be bad.

I have switched rims. I think that rules it out.

obiekunie2:
your rim may be bad.

Do the back alignment and wheel balancing........ Bt try doing manual..... Cos those compterised guys dont really knw, hw to use d machine

Ok. Thanks

sola12:
Do the back alignment and wheel balancing........ Bt try doing manual..... Cos those compterised guys dont really knw, hw to use d machine

Just a guess....

Tokumbo tires that were folded during importation

..... Then over inflation compounded it.

Op, help me with the following answers.
1. Is this a tokunbo tyre?
2. What is the date of manufacture of this tyre?
3. What pressures does your vulcanised inflate your tires to?
4. Does he use the dial face and stick gauge? I have found some of the dial face gauges to be wrong. My TPMS confirmed it as there's was reading 10 PSI lower than actual. If I wasn't paying attention or had the TPMS to check, I would have been driving around with 44 osi instead of 34 PSI.

two different tyres damaged with same symptoms on same position in car Try checking the alignment since you've swapped rims.

They were new tires bought them 2 years ago. Year of manufacture is 2017. SUNFULL TYRES.

I use 45 psi. I make sure it stays that way.
Vulcaniser uses the new guage,the one that with clock like face.

Same tires on four wheels. But that particular spot is giving me problem. Third tyre is bulgibg our smal small.

Evwr sonce that thing started i been buyibg tokunbo tyres

9icetoo:
Op, help me with the following answers.
1. Is this a tokunbo tyre?
2. What is the date of manufacture of this tyre?
3. What pressures does your vulcanised inflate your tires to?
4. Does he use the dial face and stick gauge? I have found some of the dial face gauges to be wrong. My TPMS confirmed it as there's was reading 10 PSI lower than actual. If I wasn't paying attention or had the TPMS to check, I would have been driving around with 44 osi instead of 34 PSI.

Kazeem said tyre would not bulge out if it were alignment problem, that it would be uneven wear.

SpaceAngel:
two different tyres damaged with same symptoms on same position in car Try checking the alignment since you've swapped rims.

Those tyres r not tokunbo

EngRichie:
Just a guess....

Tokumbo tires that were folded during importation

..... Then over inflation compounded it.

SpaceAngel:
two different tyres damaged with same symptoms on same position in car Try checking the alignment since you've swapped rims.

what size is recommended for the rear and what size are u using?if that checks out then examine the shocks on that side.I am guessing the body is hitting that tyre in motion

Yes brethren. Rubber bushings were changed for wheels at the back. The ones there before, the ones that came from factory,were thin and torn somehow. Back Wheel alignment was done to round up the work.
The replaced ones is shown in the pics
I hope this will solve the problem.

xavuv:
They were new tires bought them 2 years ago. Year of manufacture is 2017. SUNFULL TYRES.

I use 45 psi. I make sure it stays that way.
Vulcaniser uses the new guage,the one that with clock like face.

Same tires on four wheels. But that particular spot is giving me problem. Third tyre is bulgibg our smal small.

Evwr sonce that thing started i been buyibg tokunbo tyres

Over inflation and substandard tyre.
45 PSI on that dial face gauge is probably 50 or 55 PSI. Recall my experience. Secondly, the vulcanisers usually over inflate and then gradually reduce the pressure to whatever pressure you ask them to. In your case, you want 45 PSI, he inflates to about 50psi (about 60psi real) before deflating to your expected pressure. This damages the tyre and causes the bulge you now see. It's purely coincidence that it's happening to the same side of your car.
Keep your pressures below 35psi. Your tyres will love you for it.