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Tyre wear
"Fred W." <Fred.Wills@'remove this to reply to' myrealbox.com> writes:
> > > > My 97 E36 M3 always wears out the center of my rear tires, and the > > insides of the front tires. > > The only thing that will wear the center faster than the edges is > overinflation. How high do you pump-up the rears? > Hmm, I thought I had read on a forum somewhere that it was normal to wear out the rear tires in the center on an E36 M3. I guess I was mistaken. I usually go 36/38 when I inflate them, but I don't check them very often... I just checked them now and the rears are at 26 and 29. Not sure, maybe I was mistaken. It is easier to see the center and outside of the rear tires compared to the inside. But I thought my wear bars on the center were lower or the same as the inside of the tire. Eric |
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