I noticed that the inside edge of the rear tires on my car are very badly worn. What is the likely cause? The car is a 1999 Subaru Outback.
TIA
-- Danny
-- Danny
Rear Tires Worn on The Inside?
Jan 13, 2004
3 Replies
First reply
Sounds like camber issue... Camber wear can be caused by suspension misalignment, a bent strut, a mislocated strut tower, a weak or broken spring, a bent spindle, or collapsed or damaged control arm bushings. HTH
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Usually that's a camber problem.
Yousuf Khan
Could also be a toe-out issue. eddie
Sounds like camber issue...
Camber wear can be caused by suspension misalignment, a bent strut, a mislocated strut tower, a weak or broken spring, a bent spindle, or collapsed or damaged control arm bushings.
HTH
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