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      01-21-2011, 10:36 PM   #1
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Anybody running 20 inch wheels and rub when turning at certain angles on a slope?

I'm running 255/30R20 ADV7.1 wheels on OEM suspension on the front of my car and it rubs only when the steering is 3/5 turned in either direction and on a slight slope(I mean slight, only a couple degrees).

I am looking at coilovers to solve the problem, but I want to be 110% sure it will be resolved. I don't want to just keep running in circles trying over and over again.

Anybody have suggestions for me? I would really appreciate it!

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the stock 245/35/19 tire has a diameter of 25.75in while the tire that you are running has a diameter of 26.02in, so the current tire is a little larger than the stock tire size. the solution is for you to use a slightly smaller tire. your rubbing issue will go away if you used 245/30/20
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Thanks Montreal red! Will it fit on my rim though? I'm no expert by any means.
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Hi bro!! It's not tyre size it's offset that's causing tyre to rub on wheel liner.

When I had my black P40 Fronts were 20x9 ET 28. Zero rubbing with KW coilovers

Then I ran 10mm spacer (ET18 and it rubbed slightly like you experiencing)

When I fitted silver P40 rim was 20x9 ET 20 zero rubbing

Both Tyres were 255/30/20

Call me to chat about it Mike
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Hi bro!! It's not tyre size it's offset that's causing tyre to rub on wheel liner.

When I had my black P40 Fronts were 20x9 ET 28. Zero rubbing with KW coilovers

Then I ran 10mm spacer (ET18 and it rubbed slightly like you experiencing)

When I fitted silver P40 rim was 20x9 ET 20 zero rubbing

Both Tyres were 255/30/20

Call me to chat about it Mike
agree... so it could be he offset of the wheels as well. although the op did not post any offset numbers.
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Hi bro!! It's not tyre size it's offset that's causing tyre to rub on wheel liner.

When I had my black P40 Fronts were 20x9 ET 28. Zero rubbing with KW coilovers

Then I ran 10mm spacer (ET18 and it rubbed slightly like you experiencing)

When I fitted silver P40 rim was 20x9 ET 20 zero rubbing

Both Tyres were 255/30/20

Call me to chat about it Mike
Hi Bob,
Nice to see you still around Hope you are enjoying your new X6M!
Thanks, I'll give you a call on Monday.
How do I resolve this problem without getting new front wheels made up?

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agree... so it could be he offset of the wheels as well. although the op did not post any offset numbers.
I asked the guys I bought it from for the offset. Hopefully that will help you guys help me Thanks again!
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      01-23-2011, 02:34 AM   #7
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I'm running Michelin PS 2 245/30 ZR 20 upfront with no rubbing at all.
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I'm running 20" wheels without rubbing. See the specs in my signature.
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      01-25-2011, 01:20 AM   #9
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Thanks Khalid and Slicer. I have sent an email, so we'll see what happens. My car will be off the road for a few weeks, but I'm positive about it.

At least I know what offset to run on the fronts now.
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