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So I noticed that the inner most portion of my rear tires are at 2/32", and the outer most portion is right around 4/32". The center of the tire is

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Old 04-12-2011, 09:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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So I noticed that the inner most portion of my rear tires are at 2/32", and the outer most portion is right around 4/32". The center of the tire is probably in between the two. I know the stock settings have a bit of negative camber, but does this amount of difference still seem right? Suspension wise everything is stock except I have 20mm spacers on the rear.
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do the V12's have inner reinforcement belts on the tire tread like most asymetical tires of today? if not, this is pretty typical. try using a tad higher psi (37-38).
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I think its normal my z is the same way with tire wear. You can rotate the tires to help them last longer. But you have to dismount and mount the tires to do so.
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Okay cool, thanks guys. I figured it was normal, but thought I'd ask. Was just surprising when I went to check my tread depth to see when I needed to replace them, and I went from "oh, I still have probably 3-4k miles left" to "crap, I need to get new tires very soon".
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