2010_5thgen

I went home for lunch today. opened up the garage door, and there sits my car. as i walk past it, i notice the front drivers side fender is kinda odd looking. i get closer and see that the fender is pushed out a little. i look at the tire and see that its sliced from the fender. the tire isnt flat, just sliced a bit. the only conclusion i have to it, is that i must have been cookin it and took a left handed turn and must have compressed the suspension, and sliced the tire. Rich, at backstreet performance, told me we should have raised the car up a bit, in fear of this. but i didnt listen. now i pay the price. so, i guess now im in the market for new tires. which i wanted to get a new brand and wider rear tires any way. but this is not the way i wanted to get them. would like pirelli p zero nero's, in a 305/30/22 rear and 265/30/22 front. if anyone can get a great deal on all 4 shipped to 44705, let me know.

JasonD

Ouch! That sucks. Hope you get it worked out!

2010_5thgen

i think my fix for it is to have backstreet performance, raise the car up a bit. and im switching to new tires all the way around. the new front ones will be a 30 series instead of a 35 series. hopefully this will fix it.

Chevycrew

Any way to roll the fender lip up and under?

JakeRobb

This. Whether you raise the car or not, roll those fender lips, so at the very least you won't cut a tire next time.

2010_5thgen

i did find a fender lip roller.http://www.eastwood.com/fender-finisher-1.html