Would worn bushings cause alignment issues?

[GOT8SPD]

I'm getting some pretty bad rear wear on the insides of my tires.

My car is a 90 325i that's all stock. I went to get an alignment and the rear specs are the following...

Rear Left Camber = -1.8 (Spec -2.5 to -1.5)
Rear Left Toe = -0.71 (Spec -0.07 to 0.43)

Rear Right Camber = -1.1 (Spec -2.5 to -1.5)
Rear Right Toe = -0.75 (Spec -0.07 to 0.43)

Rear Cross Camber = -0.7 (Spec -0.5 to 0.5)
Rear Total Toe = -1.45 (Spec 0.25 to 0.48)

I know all the damn bushings in the car need to be replaced, but right now, i just want to do the rears so that i don't have to buy tires every 5000 miles. Any ideas? I was thinking about just getting new RTABs thinking maybe that's what's causing the toe to go out of wack? Thanks for any advice!

[dashboardmonkey]

in short, yes

replace your trailing arm bushings

[erik325i]

in short, yes

replace your trailing arm bushings

[GOT8SPD]

is there any specific ones i should buy? or can i just go to any auto parts store? I was gonna buy it from BavAuto but it's gonna take a week to get here so i rather just buy it locally....

[jlevie]

For a street car, use the OE bushings for the rear trailing arms. Your local dealer should be able to have them to you in 2-3 days, if they don't have them in stock.

[dashboardmonkey]

akg 75d poly