dookiebrown79

I have an 05 base with some minor mods done. Eibach lowering springs, and fully adjustable front and rear suspension. The issue I am having is im eating the inside of both back tires at a phenomenal rate. Every tire shop ive been too just tells me its just how the 350z's are... but it was never this bad before the lowering... i do have 18 inch rims from an 2010 and am running 265/40's on the back... i was running a 285/35 and thought that maybe it was just a bit to much tire for the car... but the narrower size did not help... can't the shops simply adjust the camber to compensate for the issue????

67ZNISMO

iTrader: (6)

Have you gone to an alignment shop to get a baseline of what your specs are like?

Spike100

I assume you have had a shop align the car.

Take a picture of the alignment sheet with your smartphone and post that to this thread.

terrasmak

iTrader: (8)

If you have the adjustable camber arms and aftermarket toe bolts , it just takes a competent alignment tech to properly align it.

Spike100

It would be interesting seeing the alignment page you get when paying for a wheel alignment,

Phenom

iTrader: (4)

Your toe and camber are probably beyond wacky.

neal@tirerack

Agree, alignment issues there. Have them check toe as that's often overlooked.