DieMaster

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i just got new tires on my hatchie and the rear tires are rubbing over every bump i hit (witch is constant in San bernardino.) is there any one that can roll the fenders so it doesn't rub?

or should i just take the time to find the smaller tires? would that be a better solution? this is my first lowered car so im new to non-stock suspension things like this.

oh yea, has R15 60 195 tires. it used to have 55 (hence no rubbing) but they are hard to find and more expensive.

24TEN

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Those are some fat tires. Most run 195/55R15 like you previously had at the most for that size rim. I think more common is 195/50R15. I'd like to ask why you decided to go 60 series instead of 50? And how is it in 10 years you are just lowering your car? LOL

DieMaster

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ive been out of the loop for ~5 years. had a 2002 civic then a 2008 civic both coupes. i got a EG hatch for a comuter/project car having traded in the 2008 for a kia soul.

i get all my tires from sears. 60 is all they had. they could have ordered 50's but it was a special order and would have taken about a week to get here. with the rain coming and my previous tires nearly bald, i felt it was time to get new tires now.

the car came lowered. i dont know the drop as i have noting to compare it to. i cant stick 1 finger in between the tires and fenders. i hate the rims but it's what was on there so eh. can you tell the drop from this picture? this is with the old tires.