I am wondering if bad shocks will cause both rear tires to wear faster?

 

I wouldn't think so. The caster and camber is fixed for the rear tires. If your toe is out, you've got a bigger problem than the shocks. It's probably you spinning the tires whether it be in the rain, burnouts, peeling out, or whatever. Mine are worn a little more in the rear, but it's from peeling out and chirping going into 2nd gear... basically driving like an *******.

 

I havent been driving like a douche in a good while lol..if the toe was out on the rear what would be need to fix it?

 

The only way your toe would get out of alignment would be for the axle housing to be bent.... which is highly unlikely. That's why I said that would be a big problem lol. Are your tires balanced and air pressure up to the proper specs?

 

Tires are balanced and up to the right air pressure...im thinking that the axle housing is bent..i had to replace my stock 7.5 with an 04 7.5.

 

If its bent then itll be a good excuse to get a 8.8

 

true...but its at a bad time $ wise gfs house burnt down and im having to cut back on spending my $

 

well thats no good