Well recently iv been having trouble with my 96 honda accord ex... once a while when i turn my steerring wheel, the right side feeels like its rubbbing... it squeeks alot... would snow or salt do this? i never had this problem before... just so u kno my car is lowered...probley 2-3 inches off the ground. (just enough to stick afront of a shoe under... )

any help would be great.

 

Your fender liner may have come loose. Being that low is the cause.

 

what u mean by that? wheel welll liner? i dont have one iff u mean that. took it off cuz i wud have to customize it cuz my ground effect... n kid n all..

 

could be rubbing alot of thingsfender...inner wheel well whats your tiresetup like?

 

welll my size of tire is 16" and who knows the rest... lmao..."winter ones" .... thing is... I have 17" tires with rims for summer, and no problems!!!... just started happeneing.. n i ran them for a whole summer... and there was no rubbing anywhere.... but i know, there isnt a gab between tire n fender... barley stick 2 finger under it... 1 probley... it was rubbing before cuz cousin told me before i bought the car, and he replaced the tires... and ever since... no rubbing.. not sure what eelse to even check...or look. i cant really see cuz the winter rim has this black plate so u cant even see rotor or anything. One rims r on ill see all... n mabe can tell, so im kinda waiting for winter to clear cuz i have no garage, just stone driveway!