In this paper, the dynamic behavior of one degree-of-freedom oscillator subject to stick-slip and wear phenomena at the contact interface with a rigid substrate is investigated. The motion of the oscillator, induced by a harmonic excitation, depends on the tangential contact forces, exchanged with the rigid soil, which are modeled through piecewise nonlinear constitutive laws, accounting for stick-slip phenomena due to friction as well as wear due to abrasion, already developed by the authors in a previous work. The nonlinear ordinary differential equations governing the problem are derived, whose solution is numerically obtained via a typical Runge-Kutta-based algorithm. The main target of this study is to analyze and discuss the strong nonlinear behavior, descending from the presence of stick-slip and wear phenomena, thus investigating the effect of the different interface modeling. In this framework, the analysis is carried out considering the whole evolution of non-smooth contact laws, starting from the virgin interface.