Tire wear effecting t case?

[mazda_speed_6]

The front tires on my speed 6 wear out a little faster in the inside than the rest of tire. I did some research and seems a lot of speed 6 wear the inside of the tire Im gonna take it for a alignment. My question is since its wearing out the inside of the tire a little fast will that cause any damage to my transfer case if I drive it around for a while till I'm able to get an alignment? All 4 tires are the same brand and size and there brand new.

[Thor Hammer]

Originally Posted by mazda_speed_6 The front tires on my speed 6 wear out a little faster in the inside than the rest of tire. I did some research and seems a lot of speed 6 wear the inside of the tire Im gonna take it for a alignment. My question is since its wearing out the inside of the tire a little fast will that cause any damage to my transfer case if I drive it around for a while till I'm able to get an alignment? All 4 tires are the same brand and size and there brand new.

Nothing to worry about at all.

Camber and toe affect the wear on inside and outside edges. Probably too much toe on yours. Camber is not adjustable unless you install SPC Adjustable Upper Ball Joints.

[LenSpeed6]

Bring it in for an alignment and they will tell you if anything is bad, thats how i found out that I had bad balljoints and basically rebuilt the front end and all is well now.

[mazda_speed_6]

Thanks for the info guys. I had dropped the subframe to remove the transmission must of messed up the alignment when I put every thing back together

[Thor Hammer]

Originally Posted by mazda_speed_6 Thanks for the info guys. I had dropped the subframe to remove the transmission must of messed up the alignment when I put every thing back together

The subframe mounting holes are slightly oversized. I loosened mine and twisted it in one particular direction to achieve more caster on the passenger side. Its moves very little but does make a difference.

When you take out the subframe best to first find reference points and take measurements. Then put it back where it was before dis-assembly.