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So used, guy may have swapped the tires side to side before you got it. I normally swap mine side to side at least once every summer...

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Old 02-07-2016, 09:26 PM   #1 (permalink)
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So used, guy may have swapped the tires side to side before you got it. I normally swap mine side to side at least once every summer...
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So used, guy may have swapped the tires side to side before you got it. I normally swap mine side to side at least once every summer...
I am not so sure that was the reason for the outside tire wear. As both the front and the rear tires have the same amount of outside wear on both sides.
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I am not so sure that was the reason for the outside tire wear. As both the front and the rear tires have the same amount of outside wear on both sides.
No usually you will have more camber wear in the rear. This is most likely what happened.
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No usually you will have more camber wear in the rear. This is most likely what happened.

I understand, but this is not what is happening.
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I understand, but this is not what is happening.
Sorry I misread your post.

Would definitely have the alignment checked and go from there.
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I am not so sure that was the reason for the outside tire wear. As both the front and the rear tires have the same amount of outside wear on both sides.
dorifuto?

wat tires are on the car?
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So used, guy may have swapped the tires side to side before you got it. I normally swap mine side to side at least once every summer...
yah, as long as those arent asymetric tires then i suppose..
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yah, as long as those arent asymetric tires then i suppose..
Yeah, mine are just directional.
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