Widest Tires that fit on a C43....
03-21-2003, 07:14 AM
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here's a good quote
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The “fender” is the area that houses the wheel and tire of a vehicle. There are several reasons why a vehicle may require fender rolling. After a vehicle’s suspension is
modified, i.e. with lowering springs/shocks, a vehicle’s height is significantly lowered, thereby closing the gap between the fender and tire. Also, installing larger-than-stock wheels and tires decreases the gap between the fender and tire. Thirdly, partially due to larger-than-stock tires, issues may arise with the rear tires lightly contacting the splashguards due to suspension squat under heavy acceleration. By executing any one
of the previous actions, a vehicle’s stance is lowered, thereby significantly closing the
gap between the fender, or wheel well and the tires. These actions may require fender rolling to alleviate any tire-to-fender contact.
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hope that helps
The “fender” is the area that houses the wheel and tire of a vehicle. There are several reasons why a vehicle may require fender rolling. After a vehicle’s suspension is
modified, i.e. with lowering springs/shocks, a vehicle’s height is significantly lowered, thereby closing the gap between the fender and tire. Also, installing larger-than-stock wheels and tires decreases the gap between the fender and tire. Thirdly, partially due to larger-than-stock tires, issues may arise with the rear tires lightly contacting the splashguards due to suspension squat under heavy acceleration. By executing any one
of the previous actions, a vehicle’s stance is lowered, thereby significantly closing the
gap between the fender, or wheel well and the tires. These actions may require fender rolling to alleviate any tire-to-fender contact.
"
hope that helps
03-21-2003, 07:45 AM
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1996 C220 (W202) and E320 (w210)
AHHHHHHH i thought it was something like cutting part of the front bumper so that the wheel could fit....... ok..... no problem to me.. im keeping the stock wheel diameter, but using 235-35!!
