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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi Guys, I need new front tyres on a 996 and was thinking of upping the front tyre width from 225/40 18 to 235/35 18 hopefully to give me a bit more front end grip. Has anyone else had experience of this and is it a worthwhile upgrade. The front tyres only seem to be worn on the inside ranging from 2mm on the inside to 5-6mm over the rest of the tyre,would I be right in thinking I need to get my camber checked. Any insight gratefully accepted, cheers.

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It sounds more like you need a decent geo setup doing than new tyres to me. Pointless having wider rubber if no more of it is in contact with the road when it needs to be.

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