Is the tire rubbing on the fender or the fender liner? Try removing the screw at about 12 o'clock holding the fender liner, thats usually the first place that you will rub.

 

From what I can see, its rubbing on the actual fender

 

guys i had tsw 20"x10r with 25mm spacers and im lowered on tein springs and today i got new wheels dpe r06s also 20"x10 sure the offset changed so im rubbing now what should i do?

 

and i have rolled fenders..

 

Well there is no mention of offsets in that post...

Figure out where it's rubbing and either roll more or add some camber.

 

im not sure about the offsets

 

Roll the fenders some more, if that doesn't work buy camber arms and add some negative camber.

 

Installing the Akebono kit on my buddys 350z this weekend. Will be test fitting the kit on my Nismo Sedan with the M45 Sport Wheels. Will post pics if interested.

 

hi guys, i have a question i want to ask..i have a set of volk le 37 rims. the front is 18X7.5 the rear is 18x9.5. the front tire is 235/40/18 the rear is 265/35/18. will these fit my 2003 g sedan with oem sports suspension? do i need any modification to make this fit in my sedan??

 

how do i know what the offset is for the rims? i am not good at this ..apologize in advance for the dumb question.

 

can someone point me to a pic that has a 20 x 10.5 rear wheel with a 255 size tire..

what would be best when stretching .. 255-30 or 255-35..???

how bout a pic of a 20 x 8.5 with a 225-35...??

and last but not least..

i honestly have been looking and searching and searching and looking..

good tire for stretching.? hankook..? federal,? extenza..??

thankx..

Alf

 

It should say on the wheel. Otherwise you can measure how far offset the mounting surface is from the center of the wheel. The center of the wheel equals -0-. If the mounting surface (part that mates up against the hub) is offset towards the face of the wheel then it has a positive offset. If the mounting surface is closer to the back side of the wheel then it has a neg. offset.

So for your 9.5" wide wheel the center is 4.75" in. Say you measure 5" from the back side of the wheel to the mounting surface and 4.5" from the front. The mounting surface is offset .25" or about +6mm offset.

 

What are the stock 2004 18's offset if someone knows.

 

8" +32 iirc

 

thanks. 4D05G35..
i am going to try and see if my 265/35/18 will fit on my sedan when my lug nuts arrive on wed.