What can excessive negative camber cause on a vehicle's tires?

Excessive negative camber affects the angle at which the tires make contact with the road. When the top of the tire leans inwards too much, it can lead to uneven tire wear—the inside tread of the tire wears out more quickly than the outside. This pronounced wear pattern occurs because the majority of the tire's contact with the road is concentrated on the inner edge rather than the entire tread. Over time, this can reduce tire life significantly and lead to handling issues, as well as increased costs for tire replacements. Understanding the impact of camber settings is crucial for maintaining tire health and ensuring safe vehicle operation.