I took my car for alignment a few weeks ago, but I can see on my new tires that they're wearing on the outer corners very fast!.. I saw this in an article at: http://www.familycar.com/alignment.htm "On many front-wheel-drive vehicles, camber is not adjustable. If the camber is out on these cars, it indicates that something is worn or bent, possibly from an accident and must be repaired or replaced". My car hasn't been in an accident or suffered any damage!..Could anyone indicate me how this problem could be fixed?...The guy who performed the alignment a few weeks didn't tell me about any problems!... Do I need to be specific and point this problem to the technician if i return with my car so they can fix it?...What do I have to tell them?..... In fact if you see the car from the front and with the wheels turn to one side, You could be able to see the tires falling towards the inside of the car on the upper part of the tires!..