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Reply With QuoteI don't like mudguards...they get crushed too often. I'm on the factory 205/55R16s and it gets pretty bad for me...roads are always so dirty.
Does anybody that has a 17x7 wheels size with around a 215/45/17 tire seize get alot of excess road crap slung up onto the sides of your car? I know mine does. I can hear the stuff hitting on the sides too. It could be hitting under the fender wells, but it sounds more like on the sides. Wouldn't mud guards stop this ?
I don't like mudguards...they get crushed too often. I'm on the factory 205/55R16s and it gets pretty bad for me...roads are always so dirty.
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7 inch wheels are pretty narrow so it shouldn't be slinging stuff off of the tires and onto the sides of your car unless you have a very low offset on them. Anything close to stock offset of +46 should keep the wheels and tires well tucked under the fenders and shouldn't be too much of a problem. Mudguards definitely helps and if you get them color matched to the car, they look great.
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(TJC)</div><div class='quotemain'>7 inch wheels are pretty narrow so it shouldn't be slinging stuff off of the tires and onto the sides of your car unless you have a very low offset on them. Anything close to stock offset of +46 should keep the wheels and tires well tucked under the fenders and shouldn't be too much of a problem. Mudguards definitely helps and if you get them color matched to the car, they look great.</div>
I have no idea what my offset is. How can I find out? I ordered my wheels and tires from Wheelmax.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Supernova)</div><div class='quotemain'><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(TJC)</div><div class='quotemain'>7 inch wheels are pretty narrow so it shouldn't be slinging stuff off of the tires and onto the sides of your car unless you have a very low offset on them. Anything close to stock offset of +46 should keep the wheels and tires well tucked under the fenders and shouldn't be too much of a problem. Mudguards definitely helps and if you get them color matched to the car, they look great.</div>
I have no idea what my offset is. How can I find out? I ordered my wheels and tires from Wheelmax.</div>
either look it up by looking up the spec on your wheel. or ask the manufacturer or the dealer for the spec on them
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