Ok i have a 94 civic Si. Just to let you know i have only owned this car for about 4 months so don't blame me for the crappy thinking of the installation.
My civic is lowered quiet a bit in the front and the previous owner did not get it aligned after he installed the non adjustable coil overs and the inner side of the tire is worn severely.

I almost immediately had to rotate the tires that were on the front to the back because the inner belts where showing. I did that because the rear is still at stock height.


Ok that's my situation and now my question. I was wondering if i where to get it aligned would that fix the bad tire wear. Now the camber that i have is pretty negative and i really don't have the money to buy a camber kit. I cant remember where but i read that on my civic that you can just adjust the toe will help with the tire wear.

I'm going to get new tires soon and i want to know that if just by adjusting the toe alone will help the tire wear.

Any input would be much appreciated. Thanks

 

yes, getting an alignment to fix the toe will stop the massive inner tire wear. and if you want the negative camber to have no affect on tire wear also, then corner harder

 

Ohh yea one more thing i was going to get some new Falken Ziex ZE-912 from discount tire because im a broke college student I have the stock 14 inch steelies with 185 60 r14 on the rear and 175 60 r14 and i want some added traction by getting 195s all the way around and im wondering if those will fit on the factory steelies?

Ohh and thank you theblackpearl for that input i just didnt want to get some new tires and have them be completly shot in 2 months.

 

yes, you can pinch some 195s on there but not worth it imo, just get a new set of wheels and tires

 

Believe me i would love to do that but iam BROKE and tires are really all that i can afford.

 

buy used

 

Ive looked at the craigslist many times lookin for some decent wheels with decent tires and that fit my car and i haven't had much luck.

 

try searchtempest.com it'll allow you to search by distance.

and if you're a poor college student like me, work more hours so you'll be a tired college student with money...

 

If you just want to look in your state on Craigslist check out http://www.statewidelist.com a lot less ads to deal with than on search tempest.