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Bshields22 04-14-2016 07:34 PM

Outer Tire Wear
 
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Hey guys,

Thought I would start a fresh thread now that I have some pics. First pic is front passenger tire. Second pic is driver rear tire. I go to AutoClub which is heavy on left turns making the passenger tires wear more. Driver front tire looks a LITTLE better than the posted pic of passenger front. Showed both to compare and contrast wear.

My last thread gave me some good info on how to minimize this.

The purpose of this thread is to get your opinion on how bad it is or if it still has some life to it (front passenger). When will it clearly need to be replaced?

jshare1 04-15-2016 09:44 AM

wear doesnt seem that abnormal especially for track use with heavy turns and putting pressure on the outside edge. IMO just rotate side to side normally and even it out

FPenvy 04-15-2016 09:57 AM

if you're tracking or driving hard the shoulders are going to get wear. normal stuff

Bshields22 04-15-2016 10:47 AM

Thanks for the input fellas. How do you know when there is too much wear though? There is no sidewall indicator (i don't think)

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Brendan 04-15-2016 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Bshields22 (Post 3460230)
Thanks for the input fellas. How do you know when there is too much wear though? There is no sidewall indicator (i don't think)

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When cords start to show. If you can, buy a front camber kit to increase the amount of negative camber and keep the wear on the outer tread to a minimum.

Rusty 04-15-2016 11:05 PM

You need adjustable upper control arms. Got to spend money if you want to play. You're jumping down the rabbit hole now and there is no bottom.

Bshields22 04-18-2016 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Brendan (Post 3460749)
When cords start to show. If you can, buy a front camber kit to increase the amount of negative camber and keep the wear on the outer tread to a minimum.

I agree that you need to replace tires immediately once cording shows, but isn't that dangerous to rely on cording as an indicator? Is there still enough tire to safely even drive on it? And by "drive" I mean from the moment you see it to the shop to replace

Bshields22 04-18-2016 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Rusty (Post 3460804)
You need adjustable upper control arms. Got to spend money if you want to play. You're jumping down the rabbit hole now and there is no bottom.

LOL! already in the rabbit hole my man! A while back i told myself...all i want is a CAI, CBE and tune....and now...here we are lol


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