I have it the other way around, all the way on the left side, and yes, I love left handers more than right handers...

 

I thought that my route to work might have something to do with it, as it involved a really tight right curve soon after I leave the house, and that curve is not duplicated on the ride home.

 

Max Kool is on the right curve (track) ha ha you must love cranking the RH corner, another issue could be your RH fork leg leaking or less fluid, however, this is not common.
How warm is your tyre when you tip into the right corner?, also tyre pressure?

 

Does the rear look the same? If it has more wear on the right too, then I’d say it’s just where you ride.

 

This is what it currently looks like.

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had to change my back tire yesterday.

 

Its about northern and southern hemisphere, like the swirl direction ...

But seriously, if someone rides city highways daily with a lot of interchanges...

 

If you ride on the right side of the road your tires wear more on the left side. If you ride on the left side of the road tires wear more on the right side. This is caused by the crown of the road, a design to insure water drains well. This is more noticeable on the front tire than the rear. Most important for tire wear is maintaining proper air pressure, nothing will ruin a tire faster than under or over inflation.

 

Yes...but I ride on the right side of the road here in Germany. It may be that there is a sweeping right curve that I take to work almost every day, that is not repeated to the left.

 

I am also wondering if I should go ahead and replace the tire, or wait until next season starts.

 

Check your rear end alignment. I had something similar on another bike, it was the rear tire/wheel being offset. Way off on alignment, which caused me to counter-steer without even knowing it. Had to get 2 new tires.

 

Seems like your best bet is that sweeping right turn. But I wonder if an overly packed right saddlebag could also have this effect? Are both bags weighted the same or close to?

 

Pretty close. I actually keep more stuff in the left bag, on average.

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If that was my bike i'd seriously look at a new tire