what caused this odd rear tire wear on my track setup?
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who are Porsche SCCA racers. I just didn't like going there because I don't get a printout of the results (and it's not in the nicest area of Philly), since they use an old system that works well for them. However, I know they take every step to do right - even adding a tech to the driver's seat who is my size when they do the alignments. I just don't like that they're double the price for the same alignment. But, when you look at my rear tires, the loss of 1 more event from them would warrant paying more for a "better" alignment.
The picture is taken of how the tires came off of the car, if you're standing at the back of the car. The extra wear is on the rears, which I find odd.
I know that I do tend to steer with the rear of the car, but that's a lot of extra wear, especially when there's a lot of highway street miles on those tires.
To answer your tire pressure question, the fronts tend to pick up faster/higher than the rears.
The picture is taken of how the tires came off of the car, if you're standing at the back of the car. The extra wear is on the rears, which I find odd.
I know that I do tend to steer with the rear of the car, but that's a lot of extra wear, especially when there's a lot of highway street miles on those tires.
To answer your tire pressure question, the fronts tend to pick up faster/higher than the rears.
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