Tire shaving to fight premature camber wear?

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Tire shaving to fight premature camber wear?

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10-09-2010, 12:23 PM

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The upper rear control arms wear out causing the excessive camber and play in the tire during aggressive handling, causing the premature wear.

Replace the upper control arms in back, re-align the car, and your problem will be solved. Also, you should rotate the tires every 5-6000 miles.

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