Camber Alignment - 2007 G35 Sedan
Asked by corpusjeremy Nov 08, 2010 at 12:40 PM about the 2007 INFINITI G35 Sedan RWD
Question type: Maintenance & Repair
Is there a single point of failure that would allow the camber to "relax" out of alignment on BOTH rear wheels? Is there a single nut/bolt/part that controls the alignment for both wheels? My rear wheels were severely out of alignment after having new tires installed by the dealer. The wheels wore down to the steel ply in less than a month. The dealer is telling me that a nut came loose that allowed the suspension to "relax". Is this possible or would it need to happen separately for each wheel?
4 Answers
The only main component that ties the rear suspension together would be the sway bar. If this component was undone, then the cars cornering ability would suffer but it wouldn't make your alignment off. It sounds like a combination of aggressive driving and lowering springs.
corpusjeremy answered 14 years ago
The problem is that the camber is WAY off on both rear wheels. I had new tires installed by the dealer. I had to return it once because the steering wheel alignment was way off. A friend driving behind me happened to notice sparks coming from my tires, prompting me to return it a second time. The steel ply was showing. The new tires are only 2 months old. I am not even close to an aggressive driver. I'm just wondering if a single "loose something" would cause a problem with both, or if each wheel would require error. Perhaps locking nuts weren't put back on? Its seems weird that both would be affected. Thanks for the reply!
My front wheels are slightly turned in . It's eating up the inside of my tire every 4 days . I got band new tire rods for both sides in the front an it's stil eating up the inside of my tires . Can someone PLEASE tell me what I need done to fix it
Front control arm bushings are a known problem on these cars.
