Question for those running (-)camber.
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With that much camber, yes, overtime tires will trash out. what size tire is it? Having a stretched tire will make it worse.
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Of course, what do you expect when running all of the cars weight on the 1/4 inner edge of the tire lol. Tires are designed to have the load dispersed evenly along the entire surface. When you concentrate most of the weight and force on the inner 1/4 edge of the tire, it will lead to tire damage and/or extreme premature wear.
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Most tires would crack and blow, brand really isn't a factor here. Tire size and alignment numbers are the main issue. Toe is one degree you want zero'd out, like biggvihn said, camber will eventually tear your tires up, just not as soon as the combo of poor camber and toe. There is a guy on here selling some tires with bad toe wear, if I can find them, I'll post the link so you have an idea of what toe can do.
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I was running static with -11.5 in the rear and now at -8.5 with the toe spot on and haven't had any premature or odd wear besides no wear on the out part of the tire.