Tires are wearing from the inside
My front tires are almost bald just on the inner part of the tire. should I switch them around so the bald side is on the outside, or just replace both tires?
I suppose you could. Just remember to put the left tire on the right side and right on left because the tires are directional. Oh yeah, and don't forget to rebalance them. However, I'm no expert here.
Originally posted by txst
Our cars run quite a bit of negative camber which causes the insides of the front tires to wear a a faster rate than the outsides (Unless, of course, you take corners fairly agressively all the time
)
Our cars run quite a bit of negative camber which causes the insides of the front tires to wear a a faster rate than the outsides (Unless, of course, you take corners fairly agressively all the time
)
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Originally posted by txst
Our cars run quite a bit of negative camber which causes the insides of the front tires to wear a a faster rate than the outsides (Unless, of course, you take corners fairly agressively all the time
)
Our cars run quite a bit of negative camber which causes the insides of the front tires to wear a a faster rate than the outsides (Unless, of course, you take corners fairly agressively all the time
)
So when my dealer advised me to get a wheel alignment at 10000 km (elsewhere, they dont do it themselves) because my inside edges were wearing he was giving bad advice and it was just normal.
Originally posted by txst
Our cars run quite a bit of negative camber which causes the insides of the front tires to wear a a faster rate than the outsides (Unless, of course, you take corners fairly agressively all the time
)
Our cars run quite a bit of negative camber which causes the insides of the front tires to wear a a faster rate than the outsides (Unless, of course, you take corners fairly agressively all the time
)





