Tokico Blues too soft?
#1
Tokico Blues too soft?
My tech told me that the Tokico HP's I have on the car are way to soft and they are causing the tires in the rear to wear unevenly. He told me that the fronts are fine. Anyone have this happened to them? I have my Blues for about 3 yrs now with the H-techs.
#4
i heard they were soft...near OEM specs...so its advised that you pair up stock springs or maxspeeds with tokico blues
but i thought our rear suspensions doesn't have adjustments? which means if your shocks or other components wore out, it wouldn't necessarily change the camber/toe angles? correct me if i am wrong
try popping your hood...and bouncing your car...it shouldn't bounce more than once....same with the rear...pop open the trunk
but i thought our rear suspensions doesn't have adjustments? which means if your shocks or other components wore out, it wouldn't necessarily change the camber/toe angles? correct me if i am wrong
try popping your hood...and bouncing your car...it shouldn't bounce more than once....same with the rear...pop open the trunk
#5
Originally Posted by Shogunsc4
My tech told me that the Tokico HP's I have on the car are way to soft and they are causing the tires in the rear to wear unevenly. He told me that the fronts are fine. Anyone have this happened to them? I have my Blues for about 3 yrs now with the H-techs.
#6
Sounds like a pitch to sell you some different shocks, or not to warranty some tires. If the shocks on the rear of your car a working (dampening bumps) then your tires are not going to suffer classic "blown shock" wear. Good luck.
#7
I have blues and they are not to soft. They are stiffer then stock. I have blues pair with stock springs so I know there not to soft. They are firmer then stock and plus I thought tire wear was due to alignment issues.
#11
Originally Posted by DrKlop
It doesn't seem to make any sense... No matter how stiff or soft the shocks are, they do not affect tire wear. (at least during normal driving)
#12
Originally Posted by irish44j
that is not true. If the springs and struts are not properly rate-matched, it can cause cupping of tires and other maladies.
#14
Originally Posted by irish44j
that is not true. If the springs and struts are not properly rate-matched, it can cause cupping of tires and other maladies.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
tarun900
4th Generation Maxima (1995-1999)
19
12-20-2021 06:57 PM
TKHanson
5th Generation Maxima (2000-2003)
6
11-24-2018 01:39 AM
MaxLvr21
5th Generation Maxima (2000-2003)
14
10-17-2015 12:11 PM
Stagnet04
4th Generation Classifieds (1995-1999)
2
10-11-2015 08:16 PM