So I was invistigating a weird squeak on the rear of my car over the weekend. Found it was coming from my camber arm bushing. Tightened all bolts and lubed bushing with some white lithium grease. Squeaky noise is better but still there. I can live with that, as it’s under warranty (just installed 2-3 months ago) and I can get new ones if it gets worse
My main issue here is when I jacked up my car. I noticed my left rear tire has significantly more wear on the inner side that my right rear tire. Now I am “stanced” and slammed. But I’ve never had tires look this bad just after 1500 miles. It’s at roughly 45-50% tread. While my right rear is still at probably 85-90% tread. And my front two are at about 85-90% as well. My alignment was done after I lowered car and put all suspension components on. What gives? Everything was in spec. Except my camber. But toe is what eats up tires. I’ve been in the stanced game for a while. So don’t tell me “it’s just because your cars stanced” because the other rear tire is perfectly fine.... alignment, and all coilovers, camber arms etc was done within 3-4 months ago max. Both tires have 38 psi (same as the day they were mounted) I don’t favor corners left or right more. I normally go around corners pretty quick on both sides. So idk what else it could be. I figured If alignment got knocked out of whack it would be wearing one whole side or just rear of car , etc anyone else got any ideas? Do I need to have alignment re checked? For the time being I just rotated left rear to right rear and vice versa as my wheels are staggered and can’t swap fronts to rear. Car also doesn’t pull left or right and handles just fine. Which leads me to believe toe is out of whack. Bad.
