Driving Too Low Wear Issues
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Driving Too Low Wear Issues
I have a '14 Sedan with 12k miles and have lowered the car to the -50MM setting on the LoMo OBD2 Module.
I am on 22' wheels and about 1/4" of my front and rear tires are tucked behind the fender.
Anyone experience any major issues with suspension with riding this low all the time? The road around where I live are generally really good and smooth and I drive about 15 miles/day.
Just looking for anyone that has been riding low like me for some time and noticed any issues besides tire wear.
Thank you,
I am on 22' wheels and about 1/4" of my front and rear tires are tucked behind the fender.
Anyone experience any major issues with suspension with riding this low all the time? The road around where I live are generally really good and smooth and I drive about 15 miles/day.
Just looking for anyone that has been riding low like me for some time and noticed any issues besides tire wear.
Thank you,
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Photos would help.
I have mine set on the low setting and had the car alignment done at Mercedes and road forced.
You need to do what I did above and get the Kmac suspension adjustment kits to ensure camber and toe adjustments are corrected or you’ll be replacing tires a few thousand miles.
Good Luck and let’s see them photos.
I have mine set on the low setting and had the car alignment done at Mercedes and road forced.
You need to do what I did above and get the Kmac suspension adjustment kits to ensure camber and toe adjustments are corrected or you’ll be replacing tires a few thousand miles.
Good Luck and let’s see them photos.
