[SpaceGreyOnBlack]

I need some help!

Basically Im having rear passenger side rubbing despite having my arches rolled.

Im running 265/30/19, Falken 452 on driver side and Falken 453 on passenger side. On closer exam of the tyres: the 453 is more vertical on the sides in comparison to the 452.... which is still causing the rubbing.

Would anyone suggest any pairs I could swap to that dont have such vertical edges, or anyone with the same set up but different tyres?

Many thanks for your help!

P.S 452's have been discontinued and 453's are the successors!

[AzRiz]

What is the width and offset of the wheels?

[SpaceGreyOnBlack]

Originally Posted by AzRiz

What is the width and offset of the wheels?

Hey bro! they are:

Fronts are Falken 452: 235/35 R19 on 8.5 et 35

Rears are Falken 452 + 453: 265/30 R19 on 9.5 et 22 - its the Falken 453 = rubbing!

[AzRiz]

I would buy a pair of Falken 453 in either 255/30 or 235/35. The 255/30 will probably solve the issue and the 235/35 definitely will. Alternatively, take it to a GOOD alignment place and get them to increase rear camber to about -2 to -2.5 degrees.

[AzRiz]

The vertical sidewall you are talking about can be made less vertical by getting a smaller tyre size which is why I am suggesting the smaller sizes. I personally run 235/35/19 in the rear (Goodyear Eagle F1 As2) as I don't drive the car particularly hard (race starts etc)

[SpaceGreyOnBlack]

AzRiz! Thank you so much buddy! Im going to get this sorted as soon an! Appreciate your help and time my friend!

[AzRiz]

No problem man, what size will you be opting for then?