how do you roll fenders? Sometime when I turn the wheels real sharpe my tires rub on the screws that hold my front bumper on. plus if you look under the strut/spring there is only about an inch and half space between the tire and the mount. I want to get 19's next spring and wondered how to remedy this problem, any help would be appreciated


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IZN TRBL wrote:you need a 12lb. sledge hammer. your imagination will do the rest. good luck man.

or baseball bat lol

well if your tire is rubbing on the screws that are attached to the front bumper, then rolling your fenders isnt going to help. if you actually look at it, the screws are for the inner wheel well covers. the only part that attaches to the fender are on the inside of the bumper behind the corner light so there is no problem there.

basically though like they said use a bat or something and just push down on the tire and roll it across

Fender roller is ideal, but in your case i have no idea if it will work in your particular application.

Where did you find the fender roller? I have been looking everywhere and can't find anywhere to loan, or even buy one. Thanks.

you can buy one from Eastwood

as for your strut mount, i have the same problem, i bought the wrong struts - u have to get struts for a z24 because they come with stock with bigger wheels so the mount on the strut for a z24 isnt so low.

I don't want to jack your tread, but is there anyplace that I could rent a fender roller? It's not worth it to buy the tool for a one time use. Thanks.

use a bat, it does the same thing, you just have to be careful when you roll it. i rolled all 4 of mine w/ a bat