i recently changed my struts and now my right rear tire is rubing on something and eating the inside of the tire wall out. ive looked and looked for something sticking out or anything and notting i had 19's on it and it killed that tire quick. the camber isn't off because the tire is sitting pretty stright up and down like it has always been. has anyone else had a problem like this by the way i put my stocks on and it's doing the same thing to that tire.
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Is it the wall, or the edge of the contact patch that is worn?
You can't eyeball camber. If your car is lowered and your camber is not corrected, you ARE running negative camber, whether you can see it or not. It doesn't take much to destroy a tire.
Furthermore, have you gotten an alignment recently? I assume you are lowered. Did you get an alignment after lowering? What are you lowered on?
Any pictures of the tire? It'll help people who know better than you determine the problem if they can see what you see.
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ok im on tein s tech's and it's the wall the tire is still brand new none of the tread is gone it tore the inside of the tire looks like someone just sliced it with a knife but its doing it to my stocks now so something is wrong you can hear it scrubing when driveing ill try to get a good pic upwho dat do dat
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Ok, you said what springs you're on... how about shocks? (see what I'm getting at? if you're on stock shocks, you might be bottoming out, causing the tire to come into contact with something.)
Turn the wheel to full lock in each direction, and see if the tire is touching something.
Then maybe get some fat friends to sit in or on the car... see if the added weight causes anything to touch the tire. Again, do the thing with the wheel. You might need a mirror to see under there, especially with a few fatties in the car.
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if its the rear right side then you could be rubbing on some of the exhaust parts (dust shields, hangers, etc) or if thats the side thats higher than the rest you prob out the spring and/or the strut wrong? like Deev said, post pics of the tire and if you can take a quick pic of the inner wheel well
Originally posted by Uncle WilleyWhen I die, I want to go peacefully like my Grandfather did, in his sleep -- not screaming, like the passengers in his car.
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