Late

So the front tires rub slightly on the inner fender lip when the car goes over a bump and the wheel is turned. It looks like the fender lip can just get rolled back in and the problem would be solved but i'm afraid to do it myself. Has anyone done this before and if so what tools did you use? Or anyone know of a shop on Long Island that would do this?

Thanks for the help.

B R

What size wheels & tires do you have? You should be able to go a little oversized on width (with the right specs) & not have any rubbing. Is your car lowered?

Late

Yea i have it lowered and its a 20x9.5 in front. It bent the inside lip slightly and scrapped the tire a bit so i am riding at the highest setting until i can get it rolled.

kamilclk430

Def. roll it or lift the car a bit higher. I dont think that rolling will come in handy when you are in a turn, rolling fenders is so that when your wheels are straight you can tuck the tire without rubbing it. Are you on lowering links?

B R

Oh, that makes sense now, 9.5 is pretty wide, that would probably rub even if you weren't lowered

Late

when its at stock ride height it actually doesn't rub at all. Ill take a pic tomorrow so you can see what i'm on about.

Late

Hard to make out but you can kind of see where the fender is getting bent. Only happens when there is a lot of suspension travel.