Alignment specs needed

[bonz50]

2018 Ecoboost, 20" rims with 285-35 rear tires (10" rim) and 255-35 front (8.5" rim)

sons car is getting some pretty extreme wear on the inside edge of the tires... he came home from school and I noticed his tires had actually worn thru the belts, I'm very surprised he didn't have a blowout or something to be honest. tires are wearing unevenly front and rear (mostly front tho)... car has about 55k on the clock, generally drives very well, I dont feel like there is an issue with blown shocks or anything at this point.... tires are nitto 555 G2's about 2.5yrs old, guessing about 15-20k on them... his current alignment is OEM spec

anyone have some recommended fixes for the wear on this?? to much toe? to much camber?

TIA!!

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[shogun32]

front toe needs to be ~0. and I would suggest the next set of front tires be 235 wide.

his current alignment is OEM spec

you know this how? Was it on a rack within the last 6-9 months?

 

[bonz50]

front toe needs to be ~0. and I would suggest the next set of front tires be 235 wide.

you know this how? Was it on a rack within the last 6-9 months?

then i should clarify... last time it was set was to OEM spec...

replacement tires are already here, just waiting for an alignment to get them installed.

 

[17MagMetal]

needs alignment or bushings and set toe to 0.

I’ve got 12,000 miles on a set of PSS with 0 toe and -1.6 camber and it’s just chewing the rear tires up beautifully evenly.

 

[K4fxd]

I like a little bit of toe in for street driving about .05 degree each side for a total of .1 in front. This helps stop tramlining in my experience.

I like .1 toe in each side in the rear for a total of .2. This aids in stability

 

[2morrow]

Just do a stock alignment.

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