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The middle of the tire is going to tell when it will be replaced long before the inside. This is on the stock Michelin 20's. |
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Negative camber
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middle wear out faster with Michlins? why ? so if middle worn out till wear bars,and even the sides are close to new,you still need to replace tire or what?????
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good luck. what bmw says is a rear camber adjustment is really a toe adjustment. check the front and the frt to rear when your done. chances are you'll have to find a hapy medium cause you won't get them both at 0 negative camber.or positive for that matter. yes, i've been there and tried that.
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i run non directional tire so i can flop them around on the rims when the inside starts to wear. also a larger diam. tire will increase the neg camber.
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