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  1. 04-08-2005, 06:03 PM #1
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    Default rear tires rubbing

    have anyone running 275-35-18 on the rear of a 528i have rubbing problems can the fenders be rolled?
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    Default Re: rear tires rubbing

    Originally posted by cello
    have anyone running 275-35-18 on the rear of a 528i have rubbing problems can the fenders be rolled?
    Yes.
    Tunerworks has a fender roller youcan rent out.
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    I have 275-30-19's on my 540i which will rub on larger bumps and tunerworks said they will do it for me. Of course i bought my rims from them.
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