Camber degrees

[SoloBaricCLipse]

I just got my car back from the shop its lowered 1.2 inches and i reely like it but i do need a camber kit the fron is negitive 1 degree and the rear is negitive 3/4 how bad will this wear my tires should i still be driving ( i only have my permit so i dont plan i taking turns fast or pushn it , i am just gona drive around town)?

 

[My96AWD]

I just got my car back from the shop its lowered 1.2 inches and i reely like it but i do need a camber kit the fron is negitive 1 degree and the rear is negitive 3/4 how bad will this wear my tires should i still be driving ( i only have my permit so i dont plan i taking turns fast or pushn it , i am just gona drive around town)?

from what i hear its fine and good for corners up to 1.5 degrees negitive camber, as long as you have zero toe.

 

[jim97gst]

-1 deg is fine. The spec is .8, so you're just slightly outside of it. I personally run close to -2 on the street with occasional autocrossing with no abnormal tire wear. You do want to stay on top of your tire rotations though when running a decent amount of negative camber.

So yes, you should still be driving. Actually, just "drivin' around town" will wear your tires more unevenly if you have some negative camber. The harder you push the car in the turns, the more negative camber you want, both for better handling and for tire wear.