Hey Mitsu Forum! My gf has an '04 Outlander AWD with about 105K miles on it and it has some really bad negative camber on the rear wheels. Took it to an alignment shop and they say that the frame is tweaked from an accident that happened years ago that was repaired by the original dealership. The car has never had any tire wear, tracking or driving problems since the accident (hit straight behind while stopped at a light).

Is this negative camber issue just a problem for this generation Outlander or is it really something wrong with the frame? I personally think its just a bad characteristic to this car and any benefit she would get in tire wear will be negated by how much the frame work would cost.

Can anyone help me out?

-Tim