Inside tire wear help
01-21-2015, 01:53 AM
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Inside tire wear help
Hello im new to the threads first post with my newly purchased 06 350z. okay let's start when I first got the car it had 19 inch rims, 3 days after I got it. my front right tire went flat, after taking off the tire I noticed the inside of this tire had worn down faster than the rest of the tire ( the tire had about 50 to 45% of the tread and the inside was so bad i could peel the rubber back on itself). I took it to the dealer that I got it from and they took it get an alignment and I was told everything was aligned right. Two months later I had to do the same thing to the front driver side tired it had the same wear just not as bad because i caught it soon. I took it to the tire shop, as the tire was offI looked at the camber and suspension and didn't notice anything fancy both stock. Now I'm wondering do I have to change my cambers or my suspension to get rid of this problem. Has anyone ran into this problem?from research I don't think you can adjust stock cambers ,anyone have any ideas thanks
These are the pictures from the 2nd i caught just in time
These are the pictures from the 2nd i caught just in time
01-21-2015, 05:25 AM
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Hello im new to the threads first post with my newly purchased 06 350z. okay let's start when I first got the car it had 19 inch rims, 3 days after I got it. my front right tire went flat, after taking off the tire I noticed the inside of this tire had worn down faster than the rest of the tire ( the tire had about 50 to 45% of the tread and the inside was so bad i could peel the rubber back on itself). I took it to the dealer that I got it from and they took it get an alignment and I was told everything was aligned right. Two months later I had to do the same thing to the front driver side tired it had the same wear just not as bad because i caught it soon. I took it to the tire shop, as the tire was offI looked at the camber and suspension and didn't notice anything fancy both stock. Now I'm wondering do I have to change my cambers or my suspension to get rid of this problem. Has anyone ran into this problem?from research I don't think you can adjust stock cambers ,anyone have any ideas thanks
These are the pictures from the 2nd i caught just in time
These are the pictures from the 2nd i caught just in time
typical noob move, posting the exact same thing in two different places
https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-...wear-help.html
01-21-2015, 01:52 PM
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