lowered my car another inch..... (cont)
09-30-13, 08:41 AM
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Well if thats the case either they did a very bad job, or perhaps your tire pressure was way off.
My tires have worn pretty evenly and have a ton of meat, and I have had them on the car with it being lowered for around 10k miles now.
My tires have worn pretty evenly and have a ton of meat, and I have had them on the car with it being lowered for around 10k miles now.
09-30-13, 10:00 AM
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Holy shatballs, that's just weird assuming they're new-ish tires.... Even my other buddy's cambered tires don't wear out that bad and so quickly! There's definitely a tire quality or alignment issue that needs to be traced back. Or the OP is withholding some information (burn outs? LOL I don't think our cars can really do that without some help).
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09-30-13, 01:14 PM
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Just got 2 new ones, and as you can see the tread is good on the outside.
10-01-13, 11:39 PM
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If youre not burning out and you got an alignment, i honestly think it is tire quality. I hooked my brother up with some new tires from a shop that I worked at. And in less than 3 months he had 2 flats from camber wear. He wanted cheap tires, so he got cheap tires. Tire pressure was good and so was alignment.