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Rear inner tyre wear

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YOUR RESEARCHRear inner tyre wear

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Check but is this sort of wear pattern normal

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I know I can pay £100 for a geo check but is this sort of wear pattern normal?
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Replace especially if you have had any bush , suspension

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It can change especially if you have had any bush , suspension changes.
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I know I can pay £100 for a geo check but is this sort of wear pattern normal?
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Replace especially if you have had any bush , suspension

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It can change especially if you have had any bush , suspension changes.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Appreciate your advice; I have yr 2000 Carrera 2 (3.4) and drive it quite hard (I enjoy curves/cornering!). The front tyres seem to be lasting very well (1/2 worn in 10K miles) and are wearing very evenly across their sections however my rears last less than 8K and always show more wear on the inner shoulders. I know I can pay £100 for a geo check but is this sort of wear pattern normal? Thanks in anticipation

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Sounds like you need a good geo. It can change especially if you have had any bush , suspension changes. Also geo might have been set up more for track with increased camber. Saying that I get 8-12,000 from a set of rears but the wear is pretty even

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Sounds like geo is definatley the solution. I had similar tyre wear problems so got it done; near side wheels were miles out (no coincidence that the wear was on this side). The results were instant - the car had a more positive feel about it.

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