Thread: *WARNING* For My 22" Tire Owners...
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Old 11-09-2012, 02:24 PM
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Originally Posted by blue22flames00 View Post
I need to check mine too, I been having the same problem with my rear passenger tire always seem to have a slow leak.


Definitely let us know and post up here buddy. I would NOT be surprised at all.

As far as the negative camber and lowering being the culprit... I say nope. Sure it CAN cause it, but you have seen in my pics just how much tread was left on the inside! Even the shop guys were like, "Man your tires were wearing very evenly considering your setup."
That's because as I've said for years... Run 40psi in these types of setups! I learned this from a custom shop owner back in the early 90's after he went thru much trial and error.
I strongly suggest if you have NOT already and it's been over 6 months since mounting your 22's... Unmount and Inspect.

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