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06-11-2008, 10:16 PM
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Rear camber adjustment kit?
I bought an 06 X5 4.4i in Feb 07 and already replaced the back tires once due to inner edge wearing thin. Does anyone know if they have a kit to fix the negative camber and maybe make it neutral? It would be awesome if the tire would sit squarly on the ground. My wife drives the X5 mostly and she drives like an old lady so it doesnt reallt matter. I want to fix this issue before I buy another pair of tires. I bought the lifetime wheel alignment at Firestone and can take the car in anytime for alignment jobs, but they said I was already at max minimum camber last time I took it in. What can I do? Please advise, Thanks, Rick in LA 
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10-29-2008, 11:19 AM
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check the rear supsension checks out, also that tire pressure is correct....my x5 tires have worn out too on the inner edge and gonna go get them aligned to see if that fixes it, but the wheel can be seen clearly that they toe in at the top when you look at the car form behind, is yours the same
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