Inner tyre wear
Hello.
2007 LS 460
2WD
Air suspension
My LS is exhibiting excessive inner tyre wear front and rear.
Before the last set of tyres (last April) I had Lexus do an alignment, so they checked all the bushes etc. and said all was OK. However all four tyres are wearing badly, to the point they will need replacing soon. I don't even think I have put 10,000 miles on this set.
The car had front bushes done about 25,000 miles ago. Nothing done to the rear though.
I did a search and the wear I am experiencing, particularly on the rear, does not seem to be a common issue on the LS (like e.g. front bushes or brake actuator is). There are threads discussing inner tyre wear on the ISF forum, but I'm unsure how much crossover this is with the IS and the LS suspension.
Can anyone help?
2007 LS 460
2WD
Air suspension
My LS is exhibiting excessive inner tyre wear front and rear.
Before the last set of tyres (last April) I had Lexus do an alignment, so they checked all the bushes etc. and said all was OK. However all four tyres are wearing badly, to the point they will need replacing soon. I don't even think I have put 10,000 miles on this set.
The car had front bushes done about 25,000 miles ago. Nothing done to the rear though.
I did a search and the wear I am experiencing, particularly on the rear, does not seem to be a common issue on the LS (like e.g. front bushes or brake actuator is). There are threads discussing inner tyre wear on the ISF forum, but I'm unsure how much crossover this is with the IS and the LS suspension.
Can anyone help?
Going thru the same thing, last week i tried to get high speed balance because of vibrations, doing 80 on hwy, n they couldn't do it because inner tire wear. This will be my 2nd alignment this year. Got a feeling it's something with suspension...08 460L/air with 6mon old Bridgestone tires
Did lexus give you the alignment sheet when you had it done, maybe the numbers on the paper will give us more info to help. I used to have a car with very aggressive toe and camber that would cause the inner side of the tires to wear down to metal in ~20k miles.
Hello.
2007 LS 460
2WD
Air suspension
My LS is exhibiting excessive inner tyre wear front and rear.
Before the last set of tyres (last April) I had Lexus do an alignment, so they checked all the bushes etc. and said all was OK. However all four tyres are wearing badly, to the point they will need replacing soon. I don't even think I have put 10,000 miles on this set.
The car had front bushes done about 25,000 miles ago. Nothing done to the rear though.
I did a search and the wear I am experiencing, particularly on the rear, does not seem to be a common issue on the LS (like e.g. front bushes or brake actuator is). There are threads discussing inner tyre wear on the ISF forum, but I'm unsure how much crossover this is with the IS and the LS suspension.
Can anyone help?
2007 LS 460
2WD
Air suspension
My LS is exhibiting excessive inner tyre wear front and rear.
Before the last set of tyres (last April) I had Lexus do an alignment, so they checked all the bushes etc. and said all was OK. However all four tyres are wearing badly, to the point they will need replacing soon. I don't even think I have put 10,000 miles on this set.
The car had front bushes done about 25,000 miles ago. Nothing done to the rear though.
I did a search and the wear I am experiencing, particularly on the rear, does not seem to be a common issue on the LS (like e.g. front bushes or brake actuator is). There are threads discussing inner tyre wear on the ISF forum, but I'm unsure how much crossover this is with the IS and the LS suspension.
Can anyone help?
Is your air suspension in good condition?
Last edited by ausLX; Mar 24, 2022 at 07:08 AM. Reason: Didn't read lol
Typically, when a non adjustable is "way off" , it's due to a bent part/s. If anyone has driven the car besides you, they may have hit a pothole or sideswiped a curb causing damage.
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Yes, but in my case there was zero evidence of any damage to the suspension parts so I'm assuming is was sloppy assembly/poor tolerances in the first place. The dealer offered to replace parts but wouldn't guarantee that it would fix the camber problem, so that's where my assumption comes from. I did find a TSB on camber issues with the LS460 where the suspension is completely loosened and "pushed up against the limit" before retorquing in order to correct this but they wouldn't do that either!
Yes, but in my case there was zero evidence of any damage to the suspension parts so I'm assuming is was sloppy assembly/poor tolerances in the first place. The dealer offered to replace parts but wouldn't guarantee that it would fix the camber problem, so that's where my assumption comes from. I did find a TSB on camber issues with the LS460 where the suspension is completely loosened and "pushed up against the limit" before retorquing in order to correct this but they wouldn't do that either!
They did give me the print out but I can’t find it. Everything was in spec, but there seems to be quite a bit of negative camber (near the limit).









