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Old 03-01-2006, 06:43 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Weird tire wear

Hey everyone, I got a 95 camry, V6... and I got a weird problem. For some reason the left side (front and rear) wears out faster than the right side. I dont do any crazy thing... just normal driving. I dont think its a alignment problem because the tire wears evenly. The right side has really really good tread left in it but the right is almost bald. What can possibly cause this? Thanks for the help.
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It sure does sound like misalignent to me. Get the alignment checked.

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Get an alignment done, because the same damn pothole the front left hit, the rear did too.
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thanks for the help... just seemed kinda weird to me
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