GS357

Just put on some 20" x 9" Vossen VVS085 with Toyos 245/35/20 and the ride nice except when I cut the wheel while reversing it rubs on the plastic in the wheel well. I Want to drop it but this is making me think twice. Any ideas on what I can do to stop the rubbing aside from getting new tires.

Glad I can post my pics now!

avs20

iTrader: (2)

You are rubbing the fender liner that is on the cabin side of the fender. If you turn 3/4 to full lock you should be able to see where it is hitting. You can try using a heat gun to bend the liner out of the way where it is making contact, but I was unsuccessful when trying this. I ended up buying 245/30's, and now have the 245/35's sitting in the garage. Good luck!

SLOW4DR

iTrader: (2)

pretty much, I have a 225/35 on my fronts and I rub a little on the fender liner. Will downsize whenever I kill the tire.

Damnnchi

iTrader: (4)

I just turn up the music

IXI187IXI

iTrader: (3)

245/35 is your issue

Dirteeboy

iTrader: (5)

I agree go with the 225/35/20. I don't rub at all when turning and my car is slammed. The only time I rub is when going over good size bumps while rolling; again my car is super low and you should be fine at that height

3gsJaayyyy

I agree with this comment as well. I ran a 225/35 on a 9.5.

tmf2004

iTrader: (15)

looking good.... I agree..go with a 225 35.. member clos430 just put that size on his Vossens and no more rubbing.. You have have to cut out some of the fender liner...

Diesel350

Need to go with a 30 in the front next time.

GS357

I'm going to go with turning up the music until I need to replace the tires. Thanks tho.

Schmexus

I'm running 245/35 in the front with very little rubbing after heating the liner and pushing it where I wanted.

GS357

I'm going to give that a try... Can you give me a step by step on how you heated it and made the adjustments.