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Get an alignment at bmw
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Also, get some new tires..Down to the metal threads is pretty much waiting for a blowout...
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Incorrect tire pressure may be the culpret.
I have neutralized my rear camber so my rear wheels no longer angle in: // \\ Handling is as good as ever. I do have 315's with 30mm spacers widening the rear track so I do not know if that has any effect on the handling. |
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Thanks for the help!
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Alignment - had the same issue awhile back.
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2001 X5 3.0i (PP/WP/AP) Traded at 213K miles RARE White on Black - Why does everyone get Tan?? ![]() First E53 with 215s on XOutpost!! ![]()
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Also get the subframe bushes checked - they are a resonable common failure.
A pair of my bushed failed on one side which caused the subfram to move slightly and resulted in the rear tracking to be out cauing the tire wear youve described. Worth getting them checked if you getting an alignment done.
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