ok i have a lowered civic and the wheels are tilted how can i fix this proble can i buy a chamber kit or some thing to fix it?

 

get an alignment.

 

^^that and a camber kit will help alot

 

If the camber bothers you that much, then get a camber kit and have it adjusted while you get an alignment to account for it.

I've not had a camber kit on my hatch for 4 years. The toe is what eats your tires.

 

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I've not had a camber kit on my hatch for 4 years. The toe is what eats your tires.</TD></TR></TABLE>

And camber doesn't?

 

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And camber doesn't?</TD></TR></TABLE>

not as bad


lol my wheels are tilted

 

Camber does, but to an extent. Driving your car eats your tires,too. Wanna tell him not to drive it?

Just saying, toe plays a vital role in the longevity of your tire.

My camber is crazy, but i have 0 camber wear on my Neo gen's that have been on it for @ least 2 years.

 

buy my camber kit

 

get the toe fixed. negative camber is good.

 

camber will eat ur tires up if it is cambering in too much.. I know my 94 coupe, was cambered sooo bad, even after i put the camber kit on it was still cambering a bit.. but it was slammed sooo.. but yeah u would want a little camber and just a bit of inward toe.