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dattodude
Re: tyre rubbing fender
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Maybe that wheel is not aligned due to an accident.

With wheels pointing straight ahead, measure the front hub to rear hub distance on both sides.

If they are different, go get a wheel alignment.

Posted on: 2011/4/7 23:23
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Ivan1
Re: tyre rubbing fender
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Maybe the weight of the driver brings it down a tad lower than the left.

Posted on: 2011/4/7 22:23
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RE510
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hi guys

just lowered my ute the other day and after a couple of test drives, i've realised that my front right hand side tyre rubbing the fender (with unpleasant sound) when turning in reverse. the problem seem to disappears when i move forward

and can someone explain why it is only the front right that is touching my fender and not both of the tires?


REgards

Posted on: 2011/4/7 20:08
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