im new to this site, but im just posting a question and hope someone will be able to answer it. i lowered my car with coilovers about a year ago, and over the time the wheels on the inside are starting to tear(which i know is usual with lowered vehicles) but as the car sits the tires are starting to take the shape of a tepee. i believe the front ones are getting worse too. would a camber kit help anything, because i already had to buy a new tire from it being blown becuase of this problem. i might just eventually just keep it highered, but i want my cambers to be back to normal, and i was wondering if a kit would do the works, or if something else would work that would be great.
thanks

 

How low is the car? Are the tires rubbing on the fender well or are they just wearing oddly from the negative camber?

A camber kit would be a definite improvement, but if you are too low and/or your wheel offset is wrong for the car and causing the tire to rub, you will need to make more changes to correct the problem.

 

I would say get some alignment numbers first to see where the problem could be. Toe usually wears out tires quicker than bad camber. But a combination of both is worse.

 

toe ate away my brand new tires in about 2 weeks.