zeromage428

i just started driving my vert with 17s, 225s

the previous owner droped it a little
this is the problem
whenever i take left turns at high speeds the passenger front tire hits the wheel well
but when i take right turns at high speeds the its fine with the drivers side wheel is fine and stays in the spot its suppose to be

what could be the reason with the passenger side hitting the wheel????

ima nub to the whole suspension thing so please people help me out

rynberg

What is the tire size/ratio?

RETed

Drivers tend to take left turns harder than right turns.

I think your tires and rims specs are not proper for the car.

For 17" and 225 width, the tire should be 225/45/17.
17" x 7" rim is ideally a +35 offset.
17" x 8" rim is ideally a +30 offset.


-Ted

maxcooper

Also, it is not uncommon for one side to rub while the other side is okay. Don't be freaked out about that too much. Cars aren't really symmetrical, you don't sit in the middle, alignments can make one side more likely to rub than the other side, etc.

-Max

zeromage428

so theres nothing i can do about the tire hitting the wheel well on the right side unless i change out the wheel?

rynberg

How about answering any of our questions first?

RETed

Doh!


-Ted