What would make the car eat front tires even after a front end alignment and new tires?

If a car continues to wear out front tires quickly even after a front-end alignment and new tires, it may indicate underlying issues such as suspension problems (e.g., worn ball joints or bushings), improper tire pressure, or misalignment due to damage or wear. Additionally, driving habits such as aggressive cornering or hard braking can also contribute to excessive tire wear. It's essential to have a thorough inspection of the entire suspension and steering system to identify any other potential causes.