Besides tires, what can go wrong, driving with my camber/toe really off? The tires are pointed in a lot and they squeal through little curves.

Also, What is the stock height of an SE with 16" tires?

 

more stress is put on the tie rod ends and other suspension parts if both tires are severely toe-in for an extended periods, and could cause them to wear out faster.

Why not just get an alignment? It's cheaper than new tires....

Also, how could your camber be off unless you're slammed really low?

 

Thanks. I did slam my car really low. I'm going to get an alignment this week.