For those of you with aggressive wheels... fender roll? pull?
For those of you with aggressive wheels... fender roll? pull?
I'm not super low like most of you guys, I'm just lowered on oem 350z springs.
I got some new wheels that are pretty aggressive (at least to me) by offsets.
And am wondering what do you guys do to prevent the tire from being chopped up.
I do not want to get camber arms or anything..
Most of you with aggressive setups, is a fender roll enough? anyone have to pull fenders? please let me know.
I am running Ro_Ja r2-7's
F: 19x9 [245/35/19]
R: 19x10 [275/35/19]


I got some new wheels that are pretty aggressive (at least to me) by offsets.
And am wondering what do you guys do to prevent the tire from being chopped up.
I do not want to get camber arms or anything..
Most of you with aggressive setups, is a fender roll enough? anyone have to pull fenders? please let me know.
I am running Ro_Ja r2-7's
F: 19x9 [245/35/19]
R: 19x10 [275/35/19]


You think so bro?
i'm getting brand new tires next week and I just dont want to chop them up
I drive real careful to begin with but I'm just saying..
Thanks for the help though. please keep them coming.
i'm getting brand new tires next week and I just dont want to chop them up

I drive real careful to begin with but I'm just saying..
Thanks for the help though. please keep them coming.
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Since you are not really lowered much then you should not need to do anything. Unless you plan to carry around 2 people in the back of your car with a full tank of gas running wildly over speed bumps then I would not worry about it. However if you are still unsure then a fender roll will be all you need.
Since you are not really lowered much then you should not need to do anything. Unless you plan to carry around 2 people in the back of your car with a full tank of gas running wildly over speed bumps then I would not worry about it. However if you are still unsure then a fender roll will be all you need.





