Very strange tire wear, causes?
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Check this out. Anyone know what the cause for this kind of wear would be? It's like it's feathered, but it's going in the other direction instead! Never seen this sort of thing before. The outside tread of the tire is raised.
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At factory height...just about any of the known ones: KYB GR-2 is a standard or the Tokico HP's. Check the online vendors shipping in or to Canada.
Since they will be in there for the struts, have them inspect the caster-strut bar bushings. You want the car to hold alignment and if the bushings are shot...this won't help in getting good tire wear either. May not be as critical but it will contribute if really worn.
Since they will be in there for the struts, have them inspect the caster-strut bar bushings. You want the car to hold alignment and if the bushings are shot...this won't help in getting good tire wear either. May not be as critical but it will contribute if really worn.
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