Please review my alignment specs
I installed my wheels and got the car aligned. I didn't put on the Megan rear arms because the wheels actually fit really good without them not much camber adjustment was needed. Seems as though the front is at about -2 and rear is at about -3. Are my toe specs ok for tire wear? I know toe wears out tires more than camber. Thanks!
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I installed my wheels and got the car aligned. I didn't put on the Megan rear arms because the wheels actually fit really good without them not much camber adjustment was needed. Seems as though the front is at about -2 and rear is at about -3. Are my toe specs ok for tire wear? I know toe wears out tires more than camber. Thanks!
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If your main concern is limited tire wear, you should be good with the specs you posted. Keep the tire pressure checked, adjust, inflate if necessary (especially if you are running staggered wheels and tires).
What kind of wheels and tires are you running?
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If your main concern is limited tire wear, you should be good with the specs you posted. Keep the tire pressure checked, adjust, inflate if necessary (especially if you are running staggered wheels and tires).
What kind of wheels and tires are you running?
idk how consistent the rear stays in check with geometry/travel on that car, but i personally would have went with like .10/.15 for least tire wear. 3* of camber isnt much though so i doubt you'd even notice a bad wear pattern with current specs.
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idk how consistent the rear stays in check with geometry/travel on that car, but i personally would have went with like .10/.15 for least tire wear. 3* of camber isnt much though so i doubt you'd even notice a bad wear pattern with current specs.
