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Old 09-29-2018, 08:08 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Decep View Post
I've had my MPSS for about 9-10K miles and notice the outer edges are wearing quite a bit more than the inside or even center. My alignment is good, toe is all zero'd on all 4 corners, camber is -1.5 in the front and about -1.0 in the back. Stock springs atm too. At this rate i wonder if they'll make another 8K miles. I have rotated them, though only once, they have the same wear pattern on all corners.

I did put 215/45s on 17x8 RPF1s, so i wonder if this is a bit too much tire on that wheel (it is still in Michelin's specs). Will going to 225s help even out the wear? Reason i stuck with that size is i wanted a bit better steering response than outright grip-the MPSS at this size have plenty of grip for me.

I drive mostly highway but if i get on a windy road and i have no cars in front of me i do drive hard, but nothing crazy like drifting or anything. Never tracked or even autocrossed.

Someone told me the MPSS have a much softer compound on the outer edges too, which would make sense too.
MPSS is kind of a soft compound so there isn't that much you can do, I had 225 at all 4 corners & by the end of their life there is pretty much nothing left on the shoulder @28k mile

You can extend their life a bit but not much i think & cali road doesn't help. lol

I think it's a trade off of them being comfy while sporty....


*Well i heard MP4 & MP4S is better with wear...so there is that, you can't buy MPSS anymore since half year ago. Keep on driving.
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