Hi,

Hope someone can help!! im having trouble with my car, its had new front shockers, and New set of Yoko's with in 2 months and 2000 miles the inner of each tyre is bald!! it had the tracking done when the new tyres went on (balanced etc).

I phoned 2 fiat dealers one said its 30quid to set the camber, one said you cand ajust the camber on a cento!! who is right???

could they have set my tracking wrong? i had it checked twice...

help

alfie

Is the car lowered?

its totally standard, the suspension legs were brand new. can you adjust camber on a cento?

No, unless you use something like Monroe's Magic Camber kit...

Or take a dremel to your suspension legs. which surprisingly I DON'T recommend!!!!

Jon+Em

Scrubbing the tyre insides suggests "toe out" on the wheels. If wheels are pointing "out"! from each other the car would be pretty poor to drive. In fact i would doubt it would even drive in a straight line and would dive about the road with the road cambers/ acceleration etc..

Check all suspension bush wear. No standard siecento/ cinq has adjustable camber.

standard wheels?

2005 thread alert

ha,never even noticed

Robin1600 said:

Scrubbing the tyre insides suggests "toe out" on the wheels. If wheels are pointing "out"! from each other the car would be pretty poor to drive. In fact i would doubt it would even drive in a straight line and would dive about the road with the road cambers/ acceleration etc..

Check all suspension bush wear. No standard siecento/ cinq has adjustable camber.

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Toe out or massive amounts of negative camber.

IIRC some (bear in mind some means 2 deg at most) toe out is useful in the 'positivity' of the front of the car under heavy braking.

Id be looking more at the strut to hub nuts...