Wheel well trimming

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NYCMIKE

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Anyone have any rubbing issues after installing a leveling kit and installing bigger wheels/tires. Have some slight rubbing looking for the best/easiest way to trim it.

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Yes, I recently did some trimming(NorCal tuck similar). Watched several videos first. Should have taken some pics during but forgot. Not that difficult.

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You can also pull the inner fender liner back without trimming. Drill 2 small holes and put a black zip tie through and around the support behind it. I did this in 3-4 spots and didn’t need to trim. Get 12” ties
 

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I actually tried that but the metal was actually in the way with my 11.7”x33.5” tires at 0 offset. Guess it depends on how big of a tire wanting to cram in. I pulled the liner back, made a few diagonal relief cuts on bottom metal and beat/bent/tucked it back with hammer. Repainted the cut edges. Maintained the liner scew positions on metal to utilize in pulling the liner back.
 
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Sounds like a job well done. If you can keep as many screw points as possible and keep as much junk from flying into your engine compartment you’re doing well
 

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