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Austin Button
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Hey guys,
Currently getting my SSVs drilled so I haven't got them with me to play around with, and I want to know what needs to be done before I can put them in.
Are 245/40's going to rub on my front struts? I have FE1.5 suspension and stock brakes
If they're going to rub, what can I do?
Will I need to roll the back guards?
The 245/40R19's are new because the guy who sold them to me assured me that they would fit. After doing a bit of reading I'm really unsure but can't find a straight answer anywhere. :bomb:
They're Bridgestone Potenza RE050As and they weren't cheap...
Really don't want to have to buy new tyres and pay for more fitting but if that's what it takes I'll just have to sell the tyres by themselves
Thanks :thumbsup:
Currently getting my SSVs drilled so I haven't got them with me to play around with, and I want to know what needs to be done before I can put them in.
Are 245/40's going to rub on my front struts? I have FE1.5 suspension and stock brakes
If they're going to rub, what can I do?
Will I need to roll the back guards?
The 245/40R19's are new because the guy who sold them to me assured me that they would fit. After doing a bit of reading I'm really unsure but can't find a straight answer anywhere. :bomb:
They're Bridgestone Potenza RE050As and they weren't cheap...
Really don't want to have to buy new tyres and pay for more fitting but if that's what it takes I'll just have to sell the tyres by themselves
Thanks :thumbsup: