Taking the PS4S Plung
Taking the PS4S Plung
First time buying such expensive tires, kinda hurts tbh lol.
Anyway, so I am having to buy front tires due to excessive camber wear. The rest of the tread is worn but could probably last me until September. The rears seem to be fine. I am stock height, with front wheel specs 8.5 +35 20 inch and rear at 10 +38 20 inch.
My question is, do I need a front camber kit to really extend the life of my tires? I already have a rear camber kit waiting to install in the next day or so.
Anyway, so I am having to buy front tires due to excessive camber wear. The rest of the tread is worn but could probably last me until September. The rears seem to be fine. I am stock height, with front wheel specs 8.5 +35 20 inch and rear at 10 +38 20 inch.
My question is, do I need a front camber kit to really extend the life of my tires? I already have a rear camber kit waiting to install in the next day or so.
Good choice! There's another thread about this tire. You won't be disappointed.
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-cou...-sport-4s.html
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-cou...-sport-4s.html
If you're at stock height, you shouldn't have camber issues. Maybe toe is out of spec up front? That'll wear the inside edge of the tire.
To be clear, you don't have any suspension mods currently, correct?
To be clear, you don't have any suspension mods currently, correct?
Originally Posted by Ape Factory
If you're at stock height, you shouldn't have camber issues. Maybe toe is out of spec up front? That'll wear the inside edge of the tire.
To be clear, you don't have any suspension mods currently, correct?
To be clear, you don't have any suspension mods currently, correct?
Originally Posted by Goonz
how the heck are you able to have ANY grip from those slicks?!?!
Originally Posted by Topher9425
Your Toe is definitely off! Stock front camber arms are non-adjustable
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Shouldn't need front camber arms if you haven't altered your suspension geometry, if your toe is out of spec, and it would seem to be, just a simple alignment is all that should be needed. The toe is fully adjustable through the tie rods so they can get that into spec no problem.






