What the heck did I do wrong...
04-03-2014, 06:05 PM
#26
My rears look exactly like urs op, u hav a mechanical diff too? I got worried when my tyre guy pointed out how the inner side had almost worn out but relieved that its not just me experencing the same issue here.
Mine is on kw v3 n an aftermarket diff which keeps the torque down equally to both rear tyres. I assume thats what contributing to the problem.
Mine is on kw v3 n an aftermarket diff which keeps the torque down equally to both rear tyres. I assume thats what contributing to the problem.
04-08-2014, 03:01 PM
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Ask the distributer if running a wider rim will reduce this inner wear, to me the wear looks like it is concentrated from the outer 2nd band to the inner outside band, in the second picture you can see a dip in the center of the tire where the increased pressure has in effect ballooned out the tire on its circumference and has caused more wear. I still say rim width/size should be increased or tread width reduced. PSS have a wide print so possibly other tires would not give the same wear pattern on your rims.
that wear is perfectly normal. our cars have crazy toe in issues.
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...oe-anyone.html
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...oe-anyone.html
Heres my current tire (25 series so not much tread to begin with) after about 5000-6000 KM of fairly hard driving..off my rim because i curbed my wheel lol anyways the p-zero wears way better then the other tires i've owned
you should try driving on this:
chris harris was right..it's a world of fun
you should try driving on this:
chris harris was right..it's a world of fun
Ya I saw that vid. Amazing lol. Where the heck did you find a rim like that? I would def try it out on a fri night get together lol.
My rears look exactly like urs op, u hav a mechanical diff too? I got worried when my tyre guy pointed out how the inner side had almost worn out but relieved that its not just me experencing the same issue here.
Mine is on kw v3 n an aftermarket diff which keeps the torque down equally to both rear tyres. I assume thats what contributing to the problem.
Mine is on kw v3 n an aftermarket diff which keeps the torque down equally to both rear tyres. I assume thats what contributing to the problem.
04-08-2014, 10:19 PM
#28
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op that tire wear looks great. You're driving a performance car not a prius. Usually the centers will wear out alittle more with tire spin, your inflation may have been just a tad higher than necessary but you cant really ask for much better than that. Try taking turns faster if you want more wear on the edges.
04-11-2014, 01:27 AM
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