rear tire wear, solution question
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rear tire wear, solution question
So I have the rear tire wear issue. Inside tread worn. Through all the reading it sounds like after making sure alignment is right, I should be rotating every 5000 miles. When I had the alignment done last, they recommended a rear adjustable camber kits?
Will this lower the tire wear? Help drivability? This is a daily driver, with occasional road trips. I do like carving mountain roads.
Thanks
Will this lower the tire wear? Help drivability? This is a daily driver, with occasional road trips. I do like carving mountain roads.
Thanks
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Some inside (uneven) wear is normal as there is in the neighborhood of 2° to 3° built in negative camber, part of what gives the car it's handling characteristics. Rotating the tires on a regular basis increases the tire's lifespan. Most guys rotate at around 5K miles.
Directional tires rotate front to back same side.
Non-directional cross back to front and front straight back.
Directional tires rotate front to back same side.
Non-directional cross back to front and front straight back.
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