So i've got a serious negative camber problem in the front, the insides of my tires are completely bald and the outsides have a ton of tread. I was reading that since the camber isn't adjustable that there must be another problem causing this i assume with the suspension.

I was wondering if you guys knew of any typical suspension problems that would cause some serious negative camber. Ive owned the car for a year and about 5 months ago i noticed the ride got much rougher, and going over bumps i heard a clunking noise now. I was thinking blown struts or bushings ro something but i dont know too much about these cars so im not sure of what kinds of problems they get.

The car is a 2000 LX 4 cyl Vtec with 97,000 miles.

 

Toe can wear the inside and outside of the tire also and it looks pretty much the same as chamber. I would suggest inspecting the suspension and getting an alignment check. If it was from an accident it is usually just be one side depending on what they hit.

 

well i know the car has never been in an accident and the wear is exactly the same on both sides

 

The last set of tires I replaced on my 1995 Accord looked like that and it was a toe problem but you won’t know until it is checked. Do the wheels look to have negative camber if you look at them from the front of your car?