do rims that are 15x7 rub on the fenders of 00 civic coupe? i heard that a fender tuck is requiered when purchasing these types of rims. thanks guys

 

I don't think so. Maybe if your super dumpd then yeah.

 

If you lower it too much yeah, but I have no problems with mine, go to tirerack.com and check out there information on "offset" also. It's some good information.

 

thanks guys appreciate it

 

The offset is the most important piece of this puzzle. Figure out the offset and get back to us.

If you're unsure as to what it is, the TireRack.com website has a good explanation.

 

It should work. Don't worry about it. I'm not worried about it. You shouldn't worry at all.

 

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I don't have a '96-'00 Coupe, however; on my '94 I'm down about 3.25" in the front and it rubs on the inner fender (the plastic whether guard peice) but I've never touched the metal fender itself. Hope this helps.

 

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hahahahahah alright bro

thanks for all the info guys

 

offset would be forty would that make a difference?

 

Your in good shape..Anything like +10 offset since its low... with a 40 offset your all good dude.

 

What about a 31 offset?

 

No they dont

 

it depends on the offset. it matters.