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Hi, I have an issue with my hz sedan rubbing tyre on passenger side only, tyre on drivers side has plenty of clearance?
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Wheel size and offset? Tyre size? |
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Tyres are 235/60 x 15 on weld 8in rims not sure of offset.
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They will rub if car lowered and/or negative offset. Not sure why on one side not other. Different offset wheels? |
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If you look at all the trailing arm mounting points, if there was any discretion when the rubbers were put in? Maybe mounted more towards passenger side? You should be able to see by eye where they are (centred or not)?
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I was looking at trailing arms yesterday in the shed, thought I may have a bent one but every looked OK by eye.
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