TorchedPerfection86

Nope i refuse to roll my fenders. I know of 4 people on here that are running the stock tire on these exact rims and have 0 problems and have never rolled their fenders

Big_Jim

iTrader: (3)

if you know of 4 ppl running them without rubbing, what are you you asking here for?

195/60 is NOT stock tire. thats what you posted up you were buying.

TorchedPerfection86

i know that was a mistake on my part my bad

At least i have 2 like new stock tires already so it will cut the cost down

YourNameHere

rubbing the plastic fender lining is one thing. but if those tires catch the fender lips its going to f-up the tires AND the fender.

frankly, you should get a set of STIFF coil-overs so you can dial in the ride hight and stiffness and stop the back from bouncing around. plus the added weight of the stereo equipment will not help thing.

Big_Jim

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so you're gonna stretch used stock tires? how many miles are on them?

TorchedPerfection86

i dunno scott how many miles you think are on those 2 good tires i got from you...i put about 2k since i got them

YourNameHere

not much.

http://www.mazda6tech.com/images/tir...er_rubbing.jpg

Big_Jim

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agreed. thats part of the reason i got coilovers. I didnt want the sag from the stereo, and i wasnted to be able to adjust where i needed to be because of wheel choice (plus i wanted to be hella low)

TorchedPerfection86

I would love to get coils just cant afford them now.

My sub box and subs weigh a total of 60lbs so it doesnt sag at all in the rear

YourNameHere

its going to cost more to have to replace your tires and get your fenders fixed. do it right the 1st time. at the very least get a set of TRD shocks. the stockers are not going to hold up long...

Big_Jim

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man up n buy some coilovers lol

YourNameHere

car salesman name of the day!!!!

Charlie Hippo!

Big_Jim

iTrader: (3)

love that one.

I had one over in dertyjerz, named Ace. he was a *******.

YourNameHere

Big_Jim

iTrader: (3)

holy crap! something like that, i'd heat up and hammer down.

TorchedPerfection86

If you do some research you will see that i would NEVER rub the sidewall of the tire like that because the tire stick out. if any thing it would push the fender up because the fender would be rubbing on the flat surface of the tire

YourNameHere

do what ya want. but if you are at a point where the tolerance is so close you need to stretch incorrect sized tires why not do this simply little thing for some extra insurance.

you can rent fender rollers all over the place. you take the wheel off and it bolts right up the axel. hell a wooden baseball bat can do it!

Big_Jim

iTrader: (3)

^^ or a rubber mallet, a heat gun, and a strong stomach

TorchedPerfection86

Yes, but you are forgetting that you need to heat up the paint and there is a chance it could chip off do you really think i want that to happen.....im gonna run a stretched tire and i wont rub so all will be good

YourNameHere

and what your forgetting is that if your wrong all its going to take is one pothole for the tire to catch the fender and your out a few hundred bucks to have the paint fixed and a new tire. take it to a body shop. they will likely give you some kind of warranty.