-12 offset rims with 265/70/17 tires any probs

Mine seem to rub but can't find it! Has 3 inch lift. Only on certain right turn curves it does it. Any help would be appreciated!

 

Mine rubbed on the mudflap on drivers side, just a bit, ended up taking the mudflats off and making sure my caster was around 2

 

Very similar to my setup. I took the front mud flaps off and was good to go.

 

Thanks I took flaps off already. Have to check my alignment print off to see castor setting

 

Welcome! Check those mini-flaps in-front of the tire (not the mud flaps behind). That is where mine rubbed.

 

Nope still no rub marks. It seems to be on passenger side. I'm beginning to think it's cab mounts so I marked them with grease. I took the little flaps off too

 

Ok not cab mounts. Going to put it on rack and have it checked closer

 

Sure will it's driving me nuts and dangerous at that!

 

Ok all I can’t find nothin!!! Goin to order a new set uca’s And make alignment better. I honestly think it axle binding idk yet!

 

I'm getting new wheels and tires soon what offset would prevent any of these issues so I know what to order. I'm going with 265 70 17 stock suspension for now.

 

I have -12 offset and 265/70/17
3 inch lift and had to eliminate mud flaps! My tires are Goodyear athouritys

 

What width is your rim?

 

4.5" backspace is best...but mudflaps most likely will have to go

 

17x9 4.5 is my back space

 

Hmmm recheck alignment...is your fender well missing any screws and hanging? with your setup having any rubbing is odd..definitely a noodle scratcher

 

Yea it only does it ever so often sounds like rubbing but it’s almost like something’s binding. May drive it three days then it will do it . Think it has to be in my alignment ! Gonna go ahead and put ucas on it anyway .

 

I just installed the XD Machete wheels (17x9) with -12 offset and 4.53 backspacing with 265/70/17 KO2's. I also did a 2.5" lift with it, but I have no rubbing with the mud flaps or front air dam/chin spoiler on my TRD Sport.

 

Are your tires aggressive or road tread