Will I need to roll the fenders?
I'm ordering a set of custom wheels. There only going to be 10" wide in the rear, and I'll be running 295 Vredestein Sessentas.
I want them to come out flush with the fender for the best look.
Will this require me to roll the fenders? I don't know exactly whats involved with getting new wheels. I'm lowered 1" on BMR springs if this makes a difference.
I want them to come out flush with the fender for the best look.
Will this require me to roll the fenders? I don't know exactly whats involved with getting new wheels. I'm lowered 1" on BMR springs if this makes a difference.
Last edited by vMaster0fPuppets; Nov 16, 2007 at 07:31 PM.
295 is a good size if you get the perfect offset +50 you should be fine. But if you want to pull it to the edges then yes you will need to roll them.
Being lowered is also a factor in needing them roller cause you are that much closer to the lip when you turn and hit a bump.
If you need a roller I got one for rent.
Thanks, I might need it. I guess I won't know until the tires are here.
I really don't know what I'm going to need because the wheels are custom. I told them to bring the tires out to the edge of the fenders. Maybe I should just tell them to have them tuck maybe 1/2 inch?
I really don't know what I'm going to need because the wheels are custom. I told them to bring the tires out to the edge of the fenders. Maybe I should just tell them to have them tuck maybe 1/2 inch?


