Rear wheel camber?

[Prado150]

Hey, I just removed my BC Forged Wheels to put the OEM wheels back on with all season tires for the winter and noticed the outside tread is showing no wear. See pic. Is this much positive negative camber normal for the rear wheels on supra? This is going cause serious uneven wear on the rear tires. When I had the wheels and tires installed they performed an alignment but this much camber does not seem correct to me.

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[Thraxbert]

Lack of outside tread wear is negative camber; topside of wheel leans inward towards centerline and emphasizes contact on center and inner tread. What are your alignment specs?

 

[Prado150]

Lack of outside tread wear is negative camber; topside of wheel leans inward towards centerline and emphasizes contact on center and inner tread. What are your alignment specs?

You're right, my mistake, negative camber.

Here is a pic of the alignment specs they provided.

 

[PaulFRDE]

your alignment looks great (for street ?) and it’s perfectly normal for a sport car. Don’t worry about the traces in the inside of the tires, wear will be even eventually.

 

[Thraxbert]

Yep, this is is standard camber for a RWD vehicle. Overall alignment looks fine for the street to me.

 

[razorlab]

Take corners faster

 

[Prado150]

Take corners faster

Apparently. Only have 900 miles on her, haven’t quite let her loose yet.

 

[Prado150]

Yep, this is is standard camber for a RWD vehicle. Overall alignment looks fine for the street to me.

Appreciate the feedback and peace of mind

 

[Prado150]

your alignment looks great (for street ?) and it’s perfectly normal for a sport car. Don’t worry about the traces in the inside of the tires, wear will be even eventually.

Perfect, thank you!

 

[3TMagnetMan]

Wear item need to drive harder in corners and hit the track.

 

[FLtrackdays]

100% hit the track and use that free track day from Toyota!

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