Reply to "Rear Wheels Leaning In?"

cybomanMember

DeTom,

I really don't think they're rubbing anywhere. I paid special attention to that after installing the wheels. I even took the wheels off after some mileage to make certain the tires weren't contacting anything (and they weren't). I will take another look, though, just because anything is possible.

The first picture of the tire was taken in my driveway after driving about 20-25 mph through my neighborhood on the way home. The tire should've been rolling flat.

Could it be the car and tires are so wide that the edges of the tires are actually hanging off the crown of the road? It seems like a stretch, but I'm examining all possibilities at this point.

Michael

9/29/051:11 PM

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