Posts Tagged: Negative Camber

How Negative Camber causes tire pull and wear

Too Much Negative Camber Affects Your Driving and Reduces Tire Life Camber refers to the inward or outward tilt of your wheels relative to straight vertical orientation. Negative camber means the top of the wheel tilts inward slightly towards the engine rather than standing perfectly straight. Most carmakers specify a small amount of negative camber to provide better grip and cornering performance. The most common causes of improper or negative camber are: pothole damage, sagging springs, deformed struts or strut mounts, bent control arms, and abused tie rods.and suspension wear. … Read More