what size for the rear tire
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i had the same problem. im running 285's rears w/ +18 offsets. the rubbing was pretty bad on turns and bumps so i rolled my fenders. i thought the roll was done nicely, no paint cracks!!!! (untill i got home from the shop, Darn-it!) luckily it was on the inner wall so you cant notice it. used a little touch up paint and it was all good.
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It Depends....(not the diaper)
Apparently you have an agressive off-set with your back rims, sometimes it's
not worth that extra 1/2" larger lip.... From what you posted I think
if you had your wheel wells rolled the issue would be solved....keep the 285's!
Make sure you use a quality body shop to roll your wheel wells lips, done
incorrectly creates a mess....
not worth that extra 1/2" larger lip.... From what you posted I think
if you had your wheel wells rolled the issue would be solved....keep the 285's!
Make sure you use a quality body shop to roll your wheel wells lips, done
incorrectly creates a mess....
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