275/35/18s on stock wheels rubbing occasionally when turning right?
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2002 BMW M5, 1992 AWD DSM, 1988 Yamaha FZR1000
275/35/18s on stock wheels rubbing occasionally when turning right?
So I read on here that quite a few people are running 275/35/18 on the stock rear wheels.
Mine fit up fine, but occasionally when turning right (low or high speeds) I will hear the rear driver-side tire rub against the wheel well liner. I'd say this happens maybe once every other day. Am I doing something that everyone else isn't doing? Why wouldn't these fit?
FWIW I had 265/35/18s before and they didn't rub at all.
Mine fit up fine, but occasionally when turning right (low or high speeds) I will hear the rear driver-side tire rub against the wheel well liner. I'd say this happens maybe once every other day. Am I doing something that everyone else isn't doing? Why wouldn't these fit?
FWIW I had 265/35/18s before and they didn't rub at all.
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What brand..?? Not all tire sizes are created equal. Some tires of the same size have a 10mm wider tread width than their peers. S. Drives are one of those wider ones...
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No and no. :/ I'm taking it to the dealer on Thursday to find out what's going on. Also my right headlight bulb melted at the base so I get to ask them WTF about that one, too.
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