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Old 07-13-2005, 07:48 AM   #9
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On the Boxster, I think tire tread is related more so to the specific dynamics of the Boxster chassis and alignment. Similar situation on the 911, negative camber.

The back tires where on the insides quite quickly. I am not sure the tire makers can do much about this?

I could be wrong but that is what the alignment guys tell me.

The tires on my C5 lasted longer if that is any measure??

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