Which wear out faster - front or rear tires?

Which tires wear out first? I've read it's the rear because the truck is rear-wheel drive and get's all the acceleration friction. I've also read it's the front because it supports more weight and does all the turning and has to handle breaking more.

Who's right? I lost track of my rotation schedule and can't recall when each pair was on the front or rear for more miles over the past few cycles. (My bad! I won't let that happen again)

My guess is front wears faster...the above logic for front wear seems more compelling.

I need to know which end each pair needs to be on currently to try to bring them back to equal wear. Thanks!

edit: I should add I drive without load or trailers mostly, just around town 90%, North San Diego. Also on BFG ATs.

 

Fronts. Unless you're a burnout boi.

 

Your tires should wear at roughly the same rate because you should be rotating them regularly.

 

Noted...you missed my confession in the post. Forgive my sins...

 

I guess we would need to know how often you bury the loud pedal from the stop light...

Theory says fronts should wear faster though as they get more scrub from turning.

This is the point of rotations.

 

uh rears for me

 

They wear out fairly evenly for me. Although one time on my previous car, the right front tire wore out on the inside, and I had to get the wheels aligned.