315 70 17s rub
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315 70 17s rub
Well,I just had my 315 70 17 Destinations installed on my stock wheels and the l/f tire rubs on upper and lower control arms when turning sharp left.....the r/f doesn't rub at all though.
What can I do????
Do I have to buy different wheels,leveling kit,or maybe 1/2" spacers????
What can I do????
Do I have to buy different wheels,leveling kit,or maybe 1/2" spacers????
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When I had 35's on my truck, they rubbed, but not that bad. If you don't want to drop the dough on some new rims, then just learn the new turning radius of your truck.
They've got some of those bolt on back spacers, but I'm not sure I trust them...
They've got some of those bolt on back spacers, but I'm not sure I trust them...
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Well,I just had my 315 70 17 Destinations installed on my stock wheels and the l/f tire rubs on upper and lower control arms when turning sharp left.....the r/f doesn't rub at all though.
What can I do????
Do I have to buy different wheels,leveling kit,or maybe 1/2' spacers????
What can I do????
Do I have to buy different wheels,leveling kit,or maybe 1/2' spacers????
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Glad you got a solution... just remember to double check and re torque all the studs/ lug nuts after a short while to make sure all is well....
Future reference, as others have said.. Just learn the new turning radius.. My old f150 always had a nice shiny spot on the radius from it.
Future reference, as others have said.. Just learn the new turning radius.. My old f150 always had a nice shiny spot on the radius from it.
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Glad you got a solution... just remember to double check and re torque all the studs/ lug nuts after a short while to make sure all is well....
Future reference, as others have said.. Just learn the new turning radius.. My old f150 always had a nice shiny spot on the radius from it.
Future reference, as others have said.. Just learn the new turning radius.. My old f150 always had a nice shiny spot on the radius from it.
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