98 Civic LX 4 door, the rear tires are wearing on the insides of the tires. We have looked at all the suspension pieces and none are bent and the bushings are good and not wore out. Let me know what part or parts you will need to get to fix this problem. I am tired of replacing tires.

 

When was the last time your car was aligned?

 

Is your car lowered? If so, get a camber kit!

 

Recently aligned, no it is not lowered.

 

dont listen to this guy! camber kits are useless. are the top of the tires facing towards the car alot ex: / \ .

 

Yes, exactly...

 

its really strange for your car to have alot of negative camber with out your car been lowerd. How long ago did you get the alignment?

 

Within two months. I replaced the original rear upper control arms that were still good with a set of aftermarket ones that you can adjust. My alignment guy that I trust very much has had this problem with these year civics before and he stated this is what is needed to fix this problem. They were $115.00 for the set.

 

sounds like toe is out

 

did yur buddy align it in a shop with the proper machine

 

my 96 ej8 sedan wears out tires from the inside rear also and its complete stock oem height...i think this is a common problem with this generation and it would be a good idea for you to try the washer trick...!!!

 

yeah but when someone does a alognment they adjust the toe, camber and , cast

 

these hondas only have adjustable toe from the shop.

 

deffinatly toe..i have my rear tires at almost -7 degress camber and dont get abnormal wear

 

yeah but caster is only on the front and caster doesnt damage tires, and u cant adjust camber

 

take it in and have the 0 out toe front a rear.....

 

biggest problem is when people drive up over curbs. it pulls the alignment arm out a litttle each time