[MarcFo]

I noticed some drastic wear on the inside of the front passenger tire.

It is a lot more than the passenger side.

Both wheels have a camber narrower at the top of a full bubble. Is there a way to adjust camber? I have not adjust toe, but this wear seems more camber related. I plan to buy new tires soon (3k miles on these stock ones) and want this sorted before mounting the new ones up.

Any help would be appreciated.

 

[jon197719911989]

3000 miles on stock tires is impressive!

 

[Kooch]

I also noticed this on my '21 1000x-4. I check the ball joints and they seemed fine. So, I ended up taking them to my auto mechanic buddy, and he rotated the tire on each rim so that the other side can wear the same.

 

[MarcFo]

3000 miles on stock tires is impressive!

I know, in fact the fronts still have a lot of life left (other than the insides!) The rears are pretty warn though.

 

[MarcFo]

I also noticed this on my '21 1000x-4. I check the ball joints and they seemed fine. So, I ended up taking them to my auto mechanic buddy, and he rotated the tire on each rim so that the other side can wear the same.

I'm going to go with same size all the way around so I can rotate them.

 

[Kooch]

I'm going to go with same size all the way around so I can rotate them.

Sounds good. Let me know if the front tires wear back to even across them when you put them on the back. I'm also thinking about buying 2 front rims to use instead of the back rims. Front rims all the around with spacers in the rear and a front rim for a spare.

 

[Jeflow]

Absolutely check the toe, according to the manual they are supposed to be set a zero degrees. Mine was toed out almost and inch and was wearing the inside of the front tires.