Rear tire wear on inside
Hi,
I noticed last night when I looked that the dust on the tires on the rear looked like they are only contacting on the inside half of the tire and not the whole tire. Any idea what is causing this? Pressures are set as they should be. :confused: |
Re: Rear tire wear on inside
Originally Posted by almecum
Hi,
I noticed last night when I looked that the dust on the tires on the rear looked like they are only contacting on the inside half of the tire and not the whole tire. Any idea what is causing this? Pressures are set as they should be. :confused: If you're getting unusual wear on the inside of your tires, take it in for an alignment. |
Re: Rear tire wear on inside
Originally Posted by almecum
Hi,
I noticed last night when I looked that the dust on the tires on the rear looked like they are only contacting on the inside half of the tire and not the whole tire. Any idea what is causing this? Pressures are set as they should be. :confused: |
Re: Rear tire wear on inside
Originally Posted by almecum
Hi,
I noticed last night when I looked that the dust on the tires on the rear looked like they are only contacting on the inside half of the tire and not the whole tire. Any idea what is causing this? Pressures are set as they should be. :confused: It is likely that what you're seeing is from negative camber in the rear, but doubtful that it's a problem. If you're seeing unusual *wear*, get concerned. Even then, it's more likely to be due to toe than camber. |
Re: Rear tire wear on inside
Originally Posted by almecum
Hi,
I noticed last night when I looked that the dust on the tires on the rear looked like they are only contacting on the inside half of the tire and not the whole tire. Any idea what is causing this? Pressures are set as they should be. :confused: |
Re: Rear tire wear on inside
IRS(independant rear suspension) cars generally have a good amount of negative camber which will cause more wear on the inside half of the tires.
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Re: Rear tire wear on inside
Originally Posted by Moparrbust
IRS(independant rear suspension) cars generally have a good amount of negative camber which will cause more wear on the inside half of the tires.
toe it out with some negative camber...then you'll start seeing the effects |
Re: Rear tire wear on inside
The Dust was actually powdery dirt on my drive way which was only showing on the inside half of the tire. The car is not lowered, all stock 2004. The one thing I have a issue with this that the car likes to track the lines on the road alot. I live in the northwest so the spikes put some nice groves in the road.
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