Tires Rubbing

lazer371 · 11-18-2012, 11:47 PM

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(sorry I'm having trouble with the photo, click the link please)
Here's a picture of the tire and the edge of the fender(where the two are making contact). the backs only rub when I hit bump or something like that. But either way you can see the rut in the tire that has developed from just going a mile or so. The fronts are just the same. But the rest of the tire is clean in all four cases, the tires are only rubbing on the edge of the fenders, so yeah rolling the fenders might be my solution.

But, like I said, I'm going to buy new tires with less of a sidewall soon anyways, so I think I'll go from there and decide whether or not I'll roll the fenders.

Thanks a bunch guys.

11-18-2012, 11:47 PM	#7
lazer371 Stock Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Ct Posts: 4	http://i1157.photobucket.com/albums/...ps98e999dc.jpg (sorry I'm having trouble with the photo, click the link please) Here's a picture of the tire and the edge of the fender(where the two are making contact). the backs only rub when I hit bump or something like that. But either way you can see the rut in the tire that has developed from just going a mile or so. The fronts are just the same. But the rest of the tire is clean in all four cases, the tires are only rubbing on the edge of the fenders, so yeah rolling the fenders might be my solution. But, like I said, I'm going to buy new tires with less of a sidewall soon anyways, so I think I'll go from there and decide whether or not I'll roll the fenders. Thanks a bunch guys. __________________ 1987 mk3 supra 5spd N/A Last edited by lazer371; 11-19-2012 at 12:11 AM.