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Great info, thanks a lot !!! I will see if it will be possible to get to these values, hopefully there will be some adjustment left...

Sorry, I meant camber... I dont have the report but I remember it was not possible to get on the Lexus value. The left side was worse than the right one and both were set on the maximum (both bottom sides of wheels closest to each other) and still being too much in the "A" shape. I am going to get it checked and/or adjusted on tuesday or wednesday so I will save the report. I will also try to convince the technician to set the front on the values provided by CIH above, hopefully getting better results at least on the front.

Hello, thanks for your advice !!!! Today, I changed my summer tyres for the winter ones and I found that the rear tyres are also extremely worn from the inside. The allignment was set this spring according to Lexus values after fitting the TTE springs. Do you have any idea what values should be used for rear axle in order to get rid of the uneven wear? I remember there was not much space for the castor on one of the rear wheels, is it possible? Thanks for your patience with my questions, I am in trouble as there are about 10 of IS200 in my country.... hard to share any experience here...

Thanks for that data...is that applicable for both the OEM wheels and also for the wider ones with different offset? Also, is it possible that the inside tyre wear is caused by some part of the front axle i.e. lower ball joint, camber joint or some other part being "tired"? My car has around 75000 miles. Thanks for your help !!!

Hello, I have Lexus IS200 with TTE lowering springs. After fitting these, geometry was done according to the basic figures set by Lexus. Front tyres are unevenly worn from the inside after few thousand miles. Is it possible to get the correct values for my summer wheel set 8x17 ET 35 with 215/45 R17 tyres and also for winter set of regular Lexus 17" wheels ? As I am located in Prague it is difficult to get it sorted out at WIM so I am trying to get the correct values for my car this way. Thanks for your support !!!