Prevention of wheel rub?
- Thread starter StacksCo
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It would help if you said what tires you have (Size, etc) and what rims you have (OEM/aftermarket, what backspacing, etc)...and if you have any other modifications, such as a lift, etc.
Where its rubbing, and under what circumstances, (turning, compression, etc...) can help as well.
TJTJ is going to be your guy for info.
I'll add in though and say that I was running 265/75/16 A/T tires on a 4.5" back spacing wheel. No lift. I had to cut a tiny bit of plastic (can't be seen) behind both of my front wheels, at the bottom, due to rubbing when hitting bumps+turning.
I'll add in though and say that I was running 265/75/16 A/T tires on a 4.5" back spacing wheel. No lift. I had to cut a tiny bit of plastic (can't be seen) behind both of my front wheels, at the bottom, due to rubbing when hitting bumps+turning.
robcarync
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- Location
- Raleigh, NC
It all comes down to what you use the truck for. Is it a stock daily driver? Any interest in offroading or trail riding? Do you want to go for bigger tires or just keep it stock/street friendly?
- Location
- Columbus OH
This still needs to be answered to give any info that will help