[hzycamaro]

Hi everyone, I track my car often so I have track alignment. I live close to company so I ride bike to work. Since this is my only car, I have two sets of wheels and tires. One for street and the other for track. I swap them at home before and after track days

My car is at 20K miles now and the inner edge of stock runflats is close to being bald. I'm not sure how many miles are on those runflats but it won't be long before I need to change them. I guess the uneven wear is caused by the large camber. Is there any sort of street tires that is OK with large front camber? If not, maybe a better option is to buy a second car for the street? Or buy some cheap street tires?

Another question is I don't like stock runflats because they are noisy. I heard all the runflats are noisy. Do you have any suggestions for some quieter summer street tires？Pilot Sport 4S seems to be very popular.

Thanks!

[kropscamaro16]

michelin ps4s are awesome i used to daily drive my car and i have track alighnment also no issues here great in rain or sun and also great on track!

[hzycamaro]

Originally Posted by kropscamaro16

michelin ps4s are awesome i used to daily drive my car and i have track alighnment also no issues here great in rain or sun and also great on track!

Thanks. Do ps4s have uneven wear? What's your front camber? Is ps4s quieter than stock tires?

[24v]

Every tire will wear that way when you run extra camber on the street. I would just buy new tires that you like and move on. If you buy another car to drive to work, what will that cost? Surely more than the 1 set of tires you have had to buy in 2 or 3 years?

[hzycamaro]

Originally Posted by 24v

Every tire will wear that way when you run extra camber on the street. I would just buy new tires that you like and move on. If you buy another car to drive to work, what will that cost? Surely more than the 1 set of tires you have had to buy in 2 or 3 years?

That makes sense. Actually I ride bike to work because I live close to company. Thanks man!

[kropscamaro16]

Originally Posted by hzycamaro

Thanks. Do ps4s have uneven wear? What's your front camber? Is ps4s quieter than stock tires?

not yet but dont have a ton of miles on them to be honest with you



im at 1.9- front and 1.5-rear and yes sir waaay quieter than stock tires

[ICTsccaCamaro]

Just have your stock tires flip mounted to get more life out of the other side of the tire.

[hzycamaro]

Originally Posted by kropscamaro16

not yet but dont have a ton of miles on them to be honest with you



im at 1.9- front and 1.5-rear and yes sir waaay quieter than stock tires

Thanks for the info!

Originally Posted by ICTsccaCamaro

Just have your stock tires flip mounted to get more life out of the other side of the tire.

That's a great idea. Thanks!

[hzycamaro]

Just figure that stock tires for SS are directional so I probably shouldn't flip mount them :(

[kjchristopher]

Originally Posted by hzycamaro

My car is at 20K miles now and the inner edge of stock runflats is close to being bald. I'm not sure how many miles are on those runflats but it won't be long before I need to change them. I guess the uneven wear is caused by the large camber. Is there any sort of street tires that is OK with large front camber?

I’ve run 2+ camber on the street for over a decade. Toe is the primary cause of tire where. The more camber, the more sensitive it will be to toe. Zero toe does wonders for the problem.

[hzycamaro]

Originally Posted by kjchristopher

I’ve run 2+ camber on the street for over a decade. Toe is the primary cause of tire where. The more camber, the more sensitive it will be to toe. Zero toe does wonders for the problem.

Thanks, I'm currently running 1/32 toe in. Will set to zero toe for the next set of tire