Originally Posted by DinanX5

Really depends on the driver... I generally corner aggressively, so after about 4000 miles with the camber plates, my tires are wearing dead-even. If your front tires are worn a bit more on the outside shoulder now (a tell-tale sign of excessive understeer), then camber plates will actually give you more even tire wear. Unless you do a LOT of straight highway driving, or corner like a grandma, you'll be fine :thumbup:

Originally Posted by vinuneuro

Can one expect any increase tire wear/uneven wear with the camber plates?

Originally Posted by foofoo11

Anytime you change your camber settings, you should get it re-aligned and set your toe setting...more negative camber, more negative toe which will start wearing the inner edges of your tire. It's not the camber that wears out your tire, it's the wrong toe settings that eats up your rubber...