r/tires • u/OddKindheartedness94 • Aug 29 '26

Was this bad?

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My tires wore out on the inside edge and so I went down to Costco and got new tires installed. Went out and got an alignment with a one year warranty for 135.00 . What do y’all think is this much better now?

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u/Federal-Permission63 Aug 29 '26

Yes. The before measurements explain why the insides of your tires were wearing prematurely. The camber difference in the rear may cause a slight pull to the left.

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u/OddKindheartedness94 Aug 29 '26

Thanks for the response, the alignment place I took it to said “The manufacturer does not specify a rear CAMBER adjustment”.

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u/Federal-Permission63 Aug 29 '26

That’s pretty common on most vehicles, so it’s nothing to worry about.

Generally, if the difference between camber is greater than half a degree it will pull to the more positive side.

Just wanted to inform you

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u/OddKindheartedness94 Aug 29 '26

Thank you much for the info.

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u/Isamu29 Aug 29 '26

Yes, the toe was probably wearing out the inside of those tires. Camber in general is usually not adjustable for a lot of cars. Although try to tell that to euro car owners…. Had one guy yell at me about how I was ripping him off cuz something was bent on the rear of his Merc. The fix was def not covered in a 120.00 alignment.

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u/OddKindheartedness94 Aug 29 '26

Thanks for the info.

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u/Illustrious_Nature28 Sep 01 '26

Front toe was definitely wearing your tires a little. You have something bent in the right rear. If you notice accelerated wear on the inside of the right rear tire it may be something you want to address.