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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Are alignment specs for cars with 18" 285 and 295 rear tires different than for those with the standard 17" 255 series? After hitting that 2x4 on the frwy ( ) and having to put my stock wheels back on I noticed just how bad my rear tires (285/30-18) are wearing. It has WAY too much camber. The outter portion of the rear tires were at least 1/3 lower than the inside section of tread. The wheel even leaned to the side because the tires were worn so uneven. So I'm guessing the original aligment was done with the smaller rear tires?

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Alignment specs are the same for both 17" and 18". Only the factory specified ride heights are slightly different, but you don't need to worry about those.

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