tbal

Well not on my benz, but on my wifes 335.

I know i know go post on bimmer forum right lol, naw I like this forum :P Plus its really a generic problem...

Rears are a 20x10 on 285/25/20 tires, also I have a hr race drop 09 335i sedan.

On the slightest dip/bump in the road, the rear outside tire wall slightly hits the top part of the fender liner... (not the metal) however, it seems to be also slightly cuting the tires sidewall in the process...

What are my options?

Would a 275/30 275/25 tire help?

Possible to have a few mm shaved off the rims hub from a wheel specialist?

Adjust negative camber? (Rather not, for the tires sake)

Any suggestions would be great. Btw rolling the fender wont help, because its not hitting the metal part...

Thanks boys

emoving

haaa.....holy crap...I cant believe you got that big of a combo on that little car. I would say drop a tire size and your good.

tbal

lol looks good, gotta killer deal couldnt resisit. I had 19s on their before, which looked bigger because of no lip... Ill post a pic

BenzoBoi

I personally think it'll work if you go with one size smaller. (275 in the rear). Then again, I'm no expert

tbal

Do they make a 275 25? I cant seem to find that size anyone...

ShyGuy

The rims look sick on the car Tony! Hope you enjoy them..I personaly would go the camber route. A little more camber should do it. Just get your wife to drive the car harder around corners and it should wear nice and evenly..haha..

tgoss

Nitto makes a 275/25/20 in the INVO. Don't know how much you're lookin to spend though.

tbal

Lolz... thanks for the wheels!

Somebody suggested having the fenders rolled and pulled... Going to Advance tomm, see what they can do...

I really really dont want to do the negative camber, as on the last rims, the tires gotten eaten fast

ssonss1

You mean your going to speed Worse comes to worst take the 285s for the E and get her 275/25 INVO as tgoss said, problem solved

tbal

I saw some 275/25s on a 10" wide rim and it looks scary lol...

Best bet, I am going to see if I can get it rolled, pulled it little...

930chas

Rolling and pulling the fender might help, but most likely you will have to go down a size. 295s are some meats! But the car does look sick!

FASN8N

I would try rolling and pulling first if the rub is not too bad. if that does not work, step down one size on the tires

emoving

Looks sick!