Briann1177
Goblin Guru
Dead thread revival. On my first alignment a year or so ago, I had the everything set to what Chad posted above. After about 6000 miles on my Proxes tires, the front tires were completely bald on the inside and practically brand new on the outside. I took it back to the alignment shop a few weeks ago, and everything was still set spot on. The alignment guy was confused on why this was happening. Come to find out the camber changed significantly with somebody sitting in the drivers seat. For the second go around, he set the front camber to almost vertical which gives the recommend settings with me sitting in it. I hope this fixes it because spending $800 for new tires, mounting, and balancing to not even get a year's worth of use sucks big time.
Not sure if anybody else has noticed this, but I wanted to throw it out there if you start seeing funny wear patterns despite having an alignment done.
Not sure if anybody else has noticed this, but I wanted to throw it out there if you start seeing funny wear patterns despite having an alignment done.