ok i have a little problem with my eg hatch..for some reason my back tires keep scrapping the side of the fender when i turn..why? the rims are 205/40/r17 ..i know ricer wheels but there for now only..and the same was hapening when i had 205/50/r15..so whats the problem is there a trick i dont know about? help me

 

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I dunno...noticed anything under there scuffed with black rubber?

The folks in the wheel and tire forum might be able to help...

https://honda-tech.com/zeroforum/56

And you have quarter panels in the back, not fenders.

 

The offset of your rims might be too positive with those wide of a tire. I am running 205/50/15 with a +40 offset. My car isn't slammed or anything, but definitely no fender gap.

 

i have no gap and i dont rub, what is your offset?

 

dont know how can i tell the offset?

 

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Take the rim off the car. Usually on the inner part of a spoke or a sticker, it will have +XX, where X are numbers.

 

how do i do the rolled fender method ? how can i do this with a bat?