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Tire Wear question
i'm running some General tires with about 20k miles on it. i noticed that i was sliding everywhere too easily when i drove in light wet snow conditions.
i then took the wheels out and noticed that my rear right tire was almost fully bald compared to my other three, is this normal? what can i do to fix it? my car is lowered on bc coils with 19" rims. thanks in advance. https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.n...ab5b51e88092bc |
Did you get it aligned after lowering it?
Sounds like the toe might be off. |
no, i was thinking the same thing.
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Get an alignment.
Are you running summer tires? Those won't be any good even in light snow. |
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That's camber wear. Get rear control arms
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I am running a fairly aggressive alignment for street use and have nowhere near that level of wear on my tires, and my toe is virtually zero. -alex |
so Leshuab would probably not be a good place to start
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Camber by itself should not have that type of uneven wear. It's bad toe on your passenger side rear wheel. -alex |
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always best to get an alignment. if you dont though, check you tires very often, and the second you see some odd wear, you know, you should have gotten an alignment. i lowered and added front camber to my car. measured my toe my self, determined it was fine, and have gone through 2 sets of tires with no abnormal wear. its a gamble i guess.
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