Issues with Tire Wear

So my front tires are angled out at the bottom, causing my tires to wear more on the inside of the tire.
Could this be due to old/saggy coil springs?

 

Could be from the lift if no one reset the toe-in. Could be from upper or lower ball joints as well. Saggy springs would bring the ride height back down, relieving some of the angle

 

When was the last time you got an alignment?

Both front tires doing the same thing?

Have an alignment done - and see how far off your numbers are. That'll give you a clue if you're barking up the wrong tree.

How old are the tires? How many miles on your truck? How old are the springs? Just notied you had a Procomp lift - how long?

It could be a lot of things. If both tires are affected similarly - I doubt its balljoints (it'd be a miracle to have both sides going bad at the same exact rate).

 

Brand new lift (March), brand new tires (June). The springs are original factory springs though, installed on my new struts. Truck has 190,000 miles.
However, this was happening before I lifted my truck too.
I'm frustrated, because I don't want to ruin a brand new set of BFG's... And I can already see it starting to wear weird, on both tires, with less than 1000 miles on them...

 

Needed to get an alignment after the lift; if the alignment is still good then you need new UCAs

 

UCA=?

(I'm sure it's simple, I'm just tired and don't want to think about it)

 

upper control arm

 

ok.

Well I've had all that looked at about 2 weeks ago. All seems to be tight and in the right place. Nothing wobbles or clunks around with the control arms. And I'm having the same issue on both sides, seemingly at the same rate.

I was just wondering wether or not anyone has had this same issue, and fixed it with new coil springs.

 

get an alignment lol. if you can see them towed in then its bad.