hmonay

My Tires have been wearing down unevenly
The insides have been wearing alot faster than the outer part of the tires
Can I just get the tien upper Pillow Ball Mounts and just adjust the camber ?

http://www.tein.com/products/upper_mount.html

hmonay

srry my question is will it fit on the stock coilovers?

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• Constructed of Ultra Duraluminum A2017S-4
• NWB spherical bearing
• Gold Anodized finish
• Serration bolt is pressed into the rod and constructed of High Tension S45C material
• Can be as an OEM replacement on certain applications******

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iTrader: (10)

The pillow mounts is not what's making tires wear unevenly. Are you dropped of any sort? If so, that may be the case since dropping it can have your car running negative camber.

Our cars does not come with coilovers stock, not even close. It's on shocks/springs.

I would get an alignment and have them check to see what's making your tires wear unevenly.

hmonay

Yeah its lowered
Its actually not my car
its my friends he had his springs cut to lower his TL
and he has been having the tire trouble
Is there anything else he can do?

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iTrader: (10)

Tell him cutting his stock springs is not good, just go buy aftermarket ones.
If he wants to keep it that way, tell him he can get a camber kit for his rear (i'd go with ingalls) and then get an alignment and he should be good.

hmonay

Okay I just found out that he didnt cut his springs he actually has aftermarket comptech springs

Its still best to just get the camber kit right?

TheMegalodon

Well depending on how low is riding he may require a camber kit for the back. However, as other members have pointed out it is NOT simply camber that makes tires wear unevenly. Improper TOE can affect tire wear far more than camber. Tell your friend he should get a proper alignment and have them check his toe, then camber to make sure it's all within reason for his drop.

fsttyms1

Get an alignment. With the comptech springs a camber kit shoudnt be needed. If he lowered it and never got an alignment thats the problem