macr88

0 toe on our cars won't cause that, if it is in fact zero toe then you have other issues.
I've been running zero toe with -2.2 camber and my tires look nothing like that.

Get the alignment checked and go from there, I would get it taken care of before you get your new tires. I'd hate to see another post like this with your new tires.

Good luck b

spdracerut

Just because the spec sheet shows that does not mean it actually is that. The alignment machine might be out of calibration, etc.

Get a friend, a tape measure, and measure it yourself. Takes one minute.

Flite

My first thought was the alignment rack being out of spec. I'll check it out soon and report back.

Jack_in_the_Box

looks like someone lied to you about your alignment chris. get a 2nd opinion.

rioyellows2k

This is quite. Depending on the alignment facility and the technician doing the work it's easy to create false numbers by manipulating the information that is being displayed. You can display actual settings, or set the machine to zero and display plus/minus also depending on the software.

It's also a possibility that the alignment machine/rig is off calibration. It's also a possibility the car moved during the alignment. But that is seldom.

ertbll

well what bout your toe out on turns. did they measure that. also, is it a possibility that your kw are too hard or dying on you. ive seen cars with blown schocks and they have the same wear on the inside of the tire.

K.Shift

wow...thats weird...my tires get shredded on the shoulders of my tires..lol

wisdom

Get an second opinion on your alignment specs. Have another shop hook up the sensors and see what the machine reads.

spdracerut

Or just get a tape measure and a friend to check the toe. I've actually done it by myself with a tape measure and duct tape.

ertbll

So any news on why your tires are all beat up?