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    Hi My vs is live axle, but im getting uneven wear on the inside of my rear tyres? its wearing on the inside like IRS would.

    does this happen to everone else, if not what could it be?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jonah 101 View Post
    Hi My vs is live axle, but im getting uneven wear on the inside of my rear tyres? its wearing on the inside like IRS would.

    does this happen to everone else, if not what could it be?
    What are the bushes like?
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    Also had a wheel alignment to check for camber? Could indicate worn bushes as wraith suggested.
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    Are both wearing on the inside? If its just one have you lowered it and not changed the pan hard rod?

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    new bushes all round, and no cant adjust camber. you can only adjust how central your diff is and thats if you have an adjustable pan hard rod.

    I was wondering iff loose/worn wheel bearings could cause this?
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    Quote Originally Posted by m1lky View Post
    Are both wearing on the inside? If its just one have you lowered it and not changed the pan hard rod?
    I have lowered it, and no I havent got the adjustible pan hard rod, but whe i gave it a wheel alignment it didnt suggest there was any issues. its only on lows I think.
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    That will give you positive camber on one wheel and negative on the other. (I think right is negative). Could be somewhere to start.

    Did you get a wheel alignment printout? How's the toe and camber on the rear wheels? Although they can't adjust the rear they still measure it

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    Didn't think live axle could have camber being the fact it's a solid diff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wraith View Post
    Didn't think live axle could have camber being the fact it's a solid diff.
    Your right, No cant be adjusted. only the panhard can be. And no I dont have the print out, I did the alignment myself so I didnt keep it.
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    A live axle has absolutely no adjustment. The only thing that can wear the tyres like that on the rear is a bent diff. Unless the tyres have been on the front. Once tyres start to develop a wear pattern they will continue to wear like that no matter where they are put.
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    Okay, maybe its because they are second hand. they looked pretty un used though. thanks for the advice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wraith View Post
    No rear camber adjustment from memory.
    Yep, no adjustment but if a wheel alignment reported any neg camber then it could indicate which parts may be broken.
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