back wheels tilt out
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StraightPipedTesla answered 5 years ago
Check your tire rods, wheel hub, and axel head to see if you got messed up alignment and now you have hella camber (Camber is tilted wheels like the Civic guys do)
back wheels tilt out
both back wheels tilt out causing inside ware in the tires
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