Subject	Miles on them is not as important as what they look like.
Posted by	zellamay on September 18, 2013 at 2:21 PM
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In Reply To	Re: First thing I'd do is wrap a piece of string around the four posted by elcid on September 18, 2013 at 12:52 PM
Message	If the abnormal wear is visible, it could be the problem. Got a buddy with a Z with good front tires. Borrow them for about 1/2 hour. One thing you can do is switch front to rear (if they will fit) I did this once, even though they rubbed on bumps, just to drive it once to 60 mph. It confirmed that it was not the tires. ....Another thought: if the inside of the tires is abnormally worn, and it's due to sagging or lowering springs (not bad toe-in), there is no adjustment for that. (you have to use the 300 deg kit or adjustable arms). So, I wonder how they could align it.
Follow Ups	Car pulls to the left >:( - elcid 11:25:57 09/18/13 First thing I'd do is wrap a piece of string around the four - zellamay 12:13:51 09/18/13 Re: First thing I'd do is wrap a piece of string around the four - elcid 12:52:12 09/18/13 Miles on them is not as important as what they look like. - zellamay 14:21:08 09/18/13 Rotate the tires left to right then - soulpwr 01:29:50 09/19/13 What shop did you take it to? - ttsmokin 18:30:59 09/18/13 Re: What shop did you take it to? - elcid 23:40:38 09/18/13 Go to Dale's Alignment in Surrey - ttsmokin 15:49:52 09/19/13 A car pulling doesn't automatically mean its an alignment - boosTTed 19:38:38 09/18/13 Re: A car pulling doesn't automatically mean its an alignment - elcid 23:41:46 09/18/13 Have your steering rack bushings been replaced? (n/m) - Nate (NoVA) 12:29:38 09/19/13
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