Rear tire wear?
#4
Originally Posted by MechanicalEng
Did you install those tires brand new 6.000 miles ago??? they should last at least 10.000 miles depending on brand and driving conditions..
#6
Originally Posted by jkb
This cant be normal, can it?
#7
If your allignment specs (specifically rear camber) are within, but on the more negative setting of the range, your rear tires will wear on the inside half of the tires more than the outside. This is normal and is dictated by the car riding on only the inside half of the tires when driving straight. to reduce this type of wear, set the camber to the minimum of specs.
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#10
Originally Posted by 1999Porsche911
If your allignment specs (specifically rear camber) are within, but on the more negative setting of the range, your rear tires will wear on the inside half of the tires more than the outside. This is normal and is dictated by the car riding on only the inside half of the tires when driving straight. to reduce this type of wear, set the camber to the minimum of specs.
i wonder if i can rotate existing rear tires or are they unidirectional?
#11
Originally Posted by jkb
yeah i know what camber is i am pretty sure mine is within specs, but i'll check out when i get new tires.
i wonder if i can rotate existing rear tires or are they unidirectional?
i wonder if i can rotate existing rear tires or are they unidirectional?
Was the wear even across the width?
#14
Originally Posted by jkb
yeah i know what camber is i am pretty sure mine is within specs, but i'll check out when i get new tires.
i wonder if i can rotate existing rear tires or are they unidirectional?
i wonder if i can rotate existing rear tires or are they unidirectional?
#15
My first set of rears lasted about 6K miles, but there are 2 factors that effected this. My fronts only went down 2/32's in the same amount of distance. I ran the Porsche recommended 44 psi in the rear and they wore out in the center with almost half the tread remaining on the outside. This is far too much tire pressure for wear and contact patch. I now run 38-40 psi. The other is I did several track days on those tires, which certainly shortened their lifecycle. Not a problems since I now have race wheels and tires. i run a lot more camber than factory specs (-1.6 front and -1.9 rear), but i am not having wear problems due to camber (inner or outer edge wearing faster).