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02-05-2004, 09:50 PM
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uneven tire wear
On my 1994 325i I have uneven tire wear on all four tire. The tires are wearing out fast on the inside. Because of the uneven wear on the inside of the tires, I think the camber is off. More specifically, it seems I have excessive negative camber. The car has no mods.
Does anyone have this problem? Rotating the tires won't help because all tires are wearing similiar. The car was in a very slight accindent. It just needed the front quarter panel to be replaced. The alignment was fine, but I'm not sure if the body shop ailgned it anyway to collect money from the insurance company. Maybe they threw the alingnment off with there adjustments.  Is camber adjustable on all tires? |
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02-06-2004, 11:40 AM
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Re: uneven tire wear
The camber can be adjusted on the rear wheels, but I think that it's the M3 shocks that permit front camber changes.
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