I have 19k mile on my 05 G35 6MT coupe and there is now significant tire wear on the insides of the front tires. Is this normal? Could it be a bad alignment that I got from the factory?
Does anyone know what the factory alignment specs are supposed to be for my car?

 

Its normal on all G35's (Sedans?) its called "Feathering"

 

specified range for factory camber on the coupes are as follows:

front: -1.3 to +.3 degrees
rear: -1.8 to -.8 degrees

 

mine had the same problem

 

unfortunatley, you cannot adjust the front camber unless you buy aftermarket control arms. however, you can adjust the rears to an extent.

 

Thanks! But even at -1.3 in the front, it doesn't seem like it should cause that much uneven wear. Maybe I have significant toe out?

 

in 19k miles your problems (if any) arent going to be from the factory. they're going to be from your driving the car (potholes, bumps, normal stuff).

 

it doesnt take much to throw off the alignment on the car...you can hit a pothole and knock it out of whack

 

Normally one PAYS to align their vehicle every 6 months or 7500 miles to compensate for suspension bushing wear and rotate and flip tires and rebalance to compensate for tire wear.

Sensitive owners do this every 90 days.

 

I've never hit any pot holes or curbs or anything like that. If I did than most likely it would only affect one side. The inside tire wear in the front is very uniform so I suspect it is the factory alignment.

 

i thought it was commen on all G35's?

 

How does one prove it was factory unless one has an alignment test and computer printout at day 1 while car is still at dealers.

Just things you bargain for like a free set of spare floor mats.

 

I see that on my 05 coupe as well. Replaced tires and got factory alignment and here 7 months later I see the inside more worn. It seems to be more with the front though. I hear its normal on our cars which suck a$$.

 

car comes with a negative camber from the factory and unfortunately for the fronts, you can't adjust them.

 

i searched and it is normal on G35's