I just put my wheels on today and if I have a passenger when I take turns (not even hard) I will hear like a scraping sound...I thought these arfent supposed to rub I beive my offset is 25 and idn it might be the shock housing that's rubbing

STOCK SUSP

please some advice on what can it be

thanks

 

you need to roll your fenders...wheels are too wide.

 

Is your car lowered? If so, how much? I ran a 285/35/19 on a 10.5 with a +22 offset and that rubbed so I shaved my fenders. On a +30 offset, it may be rubbing against something on the suspension side. Pull the rear wheels and check the rear struts and see if you notice any signs of the tire rubbing. Tire brands can also contribute to tire rubbing.

 

can any1 tell me what is a ballpark price on doing that and if it can be done myself?

 

car is stock suspension offset is 25 and ye i think it rubs somewher on the inside, anything to do about that?

 

too wide, someone should have told you to go with 275's if you didnt want to make any fender modifications.

 

still i dont think its my fenders i think it might be the shock so rolling might not be the solution

 

I currently run a 285/35/19 on an 11" wide rear wheel, lowered and I don't rub on anything. SO not sure what your problem is. Sorry.

 

wow now i am really confused

 

I Have the same tires that I just installed 3 days ago and all is fine, here is the link

https://my350z.com/forum/wheels-and-tires/342331-made-my-day.html

 

yep just ran a quick test put some white tape on the fenders and drove around with passenger and as soon as i heard it got out my car and sure enough tape was off, so I guess i am gonna need the mrolle,d can any1 tell me ballpark and any1 that does a good job in baltimore area?

 

how low? and how much do you and your passenger weigh?

 

nevermind, you need them rolled anyways

 

The cost of a fender rolling tool is I think around $200 but you need a heat gun too. I know you can rent them but maybe ask around and see if there's a good body shop that could do them. Or you could cut them but then you would have to reseal it and paint it.

So if at all possible have them rolled.

 

rent the tool....

www.rollyourfender.com

 

what if I put 275 will that solve my problem?