My rear tires just started rubbing on turns. I put the 305/35-18 Nitto DR's on more than a year ago. Last week i first noticed a little squeak when I turned. Why would this show up all of a sudden? Nothing has changed on the car since the tires went on. I guess I kind of have a lot in my trunk, but nowhere near as much as I had when I drove to Houston this summer, and I had no squeak then.
Only thing I can figure is my shocks/springs are getting old and are just compressing more on turns. Kinda hoping this is the case, as I'd really like a reason to start the suspension work I've been meaning to do. But on that note, if that is the case, how can I go about lowering my ride height without continuing to have rubbing issues? FYI, I'd probably be going with a coil-over set up at the very least.
Help please!
Oh, and it's definitely tire rub, not just some random squeak. You can see marks on both the tire and the fender where it's hitting.
Only thing I can figure is my shocks/springs are getting old and are just compressing more on turns. Kinda hoping this is the case, as I'd really like a reason to start the suspension work I've been meaning to do. But on that note, if that is the case, how can I go about lowering my ride height without continuing to have rubbing issues? FYI, I'd probably be going with a coil-over set up at the very least.
Help please!
Oh, and it's definitely tire rub, not just some random squeak. You can see marks on both the tire and the fender where it's hitting.