Right now im running 245/35/20 up front and 285/30/20 in the rear.

I am not having much camber issues with the rear being at -1.3 but the fronts are having some major camber wear on the insides with -1.5. Im not sure why but im assuming cause the front wheels actually turn... (currently on Falken 452's)

I was looking into the Neogens because i know they are made for lowered cars, and i would put myself to -2 degrees of camber all the way around... but they dont make them in my size.

Are there any other tires out there that have a harder compound on the insides like the neogens? Also a BIG part is tread life, i commute ~300 miles a week just for school and need a tire that will last!


What other inexpensive tire would you guys recommend? I cannot justify $300 a tire.. but id like to stick with a set of 4 tires being abound $600-$800. Right now the tires in this range that im looking into are-

Falken 452's
Sumitomo Z3's
Hankook Ventus V12
Nitto 555 (a guy at the shop recommended these but i heard they were horrible)


Just curious to see what you guys would recommend. If i cannot get any tire thats good for negative camber... i will leave my alignment as is.. with -1.3 in the rear and -1.5 up front.

Thanks for the assistance!

(i have tried searching around but every car forum i go to has a different opinion, so thats why im asking here)

 

I don't have anything that has a harder inner to help wear on cambered cars. However, the Hankook as been a great tire thus far. Very good summer perf bang for the buck. Can't promise great wear on a car with those align stats, but almost cheap enough it won't matter.

 

Did you bother trying the search function? Every question you have and more have already been answered multiple times.