SLC911

Is your car dropped? any aftermarket suspension? I have H&R coilovers and the rear's have some camber and I am noticing that my rear passenger side also has less thread than my driver side but its not as major as yours... My car is equiped with an LSD so I dont think the rear passenger tire gets more power than the rear driver...

Check the height from the ground to the border of the 1/4 pannel on both rear sides to see if maybe the car is more inclined on one side.

To the best of my knowledge all suspension is stock. I never did get to measure the car height before stopping at the tire store.

Appreciate all the feed back. The is in getting new tread as we speak. if they give me a alignment print out, I will post those results.

What kind of tires are those?

Hankook Ventus V12 Evo K110..... Will not purchase any Hankook's again

You power out of left turns a lot? :)

Thats one thing I thought about, but hard to say for sure. The last set wore the exact same. I have drove this set harder than the previous set. So we will see what the alignment comes back as. I hope they find something or I am going to have to drive like Nascar but with all right turns :D

Here is what the tire wear looks like comparing one side to the other. I have tires ordered should be here Monday. I also have an alignment scheduled.

Passenger Rear

Driver side rear

My rear defroster light stays on. It will not turn off. I have replaced the relay, the switch and nothing seems to have fixed it. Any other areas I could look at?

yes, air pressure is correct and constant between the two. I will look into having the alignment checked.

Thanks on the pictures, they were shot by me last year! :thumbup:

Question on why my passenger rear tire wears out faster than the drivers side? Is the primary drive side? It wears out on the inside of the tire. I installed new rears around October. My passenger rear is about completely bald while the driver side still has tread. Is there a adjustment that needs to be complete on the passenger side?

Thanks,