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Ah my bad...I'm running 18x7.5 on the TRD's.
I had the front end aligned this week. Running 1.0 negative camber up front, but I'm about 1/2 higher than Pumpkin...no rubbing. I was told by the guy who did my alignment that you can get up to 3.0 negative camber but you will see bad tire wear.
So it all depends on what your preference is. My car is a daily commuter and I put 80 miles a day on it, so tire wear is important.
I had the front end aligned this week. Running 1.0 negative camber up front, but I'm about 1/2 higher than Pumpkin...no rubbing. I was told by the guy who did my alignment that you can get up to 3.0 negative camber but you will see bad tire wear.
So it all depends on what your preference is. My car is a daily commuter and I put 80 miles a day on it, so tire wear is important.
Originally Posted by daveygnuts
Thanks bro, good to see you on the forum. Pumpkin and I are proud Ksport owners. Go team Ksports!
Originally Posted by cuball
Ah my bad...I'm running 18x7.5 on the TRD's.
I had the front end aligned this week. Running 1.0 negative camber up front, but I'm about 1/2 higher than Pumpkin...no rubbing. I was told by the guy who did my alignment that you can get up to 3.0 negative camber but you will see bad tire wear.
So it all depends on what your preference is. My car is a daily commuter and I put 80 miles a day on it, so tire wear is important.
I had the front end aligned this week. Running 1.0 negative camber up front, but I'm about 1/2 higher than Pumpkin...no rubbing. I was told by the guy who did my alignment that you can get up to 3.0 negative camber but you will see bad tire wear.
So it all depends on what your preference is. My car is a daily commuter and I put 80 miles a day on it, so tire wear is important.
Originally Posted by misformartin
Originally Posted by cuball
Ah my bad...I'm running 18x7.5 on the TRD's.
I had the front end aligned this week. Running 1.0 negative camber up front, but I'm about 1/2 higher than Pumpkin...no rubbing. I was told by the guy who did my alignment that you can get up to 3.0 negative camber but you will see bad tire wear.
So it all depends on what your preference is. My car is a daily commuter and I put 80 miles a day on it, so tire wear is important.
I had the front end aligned this week. Running 1.0 negative camber up front, but I'm about 1/2 higher than Pumpkin...no rubbing. I was told by the guy who did my alignment that you can get up to 3.0 negative camber but you will see bad tire wear.
So it all depends on what your preference is. My car is a daily commuter and I put 80 miles a day on it, so tire wear is important.
Good info. I'm just going by what the alignment guy told me. 8-9 thousand miles? Wow...that isn't very good. I have 20 thousand on my Proxies and I have at least 10 thousand more. At almost $200 a tire I would expect at least 30 thousand...but it depends on the compound and how you drive.
Originally Posted by cuball
Originally Posted by misformartin
Originally Posted by cuball
Ah my bad...I'm running 18x7.5 on the TRD's.
I had the front end aligned this week. Running 1.0 negative camber up front, but I'm about 1/2 higher than Pumpkin...no rubbing. I was told by the guy who did my alignment that you can get up to 3.0 negative camber but you will see bad tire wear.
So it all depends on what your preference is. My car is a daily commuter and I put 80 miles a day on it, so tire wear is important.
I had the front end aligned this week. Running 1.0 negative camber up front, but I'm about 1/2 higher than Pumpkin...no rubbing. I was told by the guy who did my alignment that you can get up to 3.0 negative camber but you will see bad tire wear.
So it all depends on what your preference is. My car is a daily commuter and I put 80 miles a day on it, so tire wear is important.
Good info. I'm just going by what the alignment guy told me. 8-9 thousand miles? Wow...that isn't very good. I have 20 thousand on my Proxies and I have at least 10 thousand more. At almost $200 a tire I would expect at least 30 thousand...but it depends on the compound and how you drive.
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