For those with wider front or rear tires
4/5/14, 07:07 AM
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For those with wider front or rear tires
What do you do to prevent all the road grime and stuff from covering the sides if the car.
I'm on a road trip ATM and my car has never been this bad.
I have 275s on the front and rear and they pick up everything. lol when I go over small stuff it sounds like ww3 on the sides of my car.
I'm on a road trip ATM and my car has never been this bad.
I have 275s on the front and rear and they pick up everything. lol when I go over small stuff it sounds like ww3 on the sides of my car.
4/5/14, 07:34 AM
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4/5/14, 12:07 PM
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These. Subtle but effective. And yes my tires could be wider. I ran 285/40/18 on my past stang and they kept everything clean.
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4/5/14, 12:40 PM
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4/5/14, 12:47 PM
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4/5/14, 03:32 PM
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i need to get me some of the guards. i have 295's on the rear that i use for everyday driving and it picks up stuff like crazy. epically when i run over a pot hole that they just filled and it has loose tar still on it... i HATE that.
4/5/14, 03:53 PM
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I guess I'm a puss but I don't drive over potholes, filled or otherwise.
The GT500 splash guards work well, even with 315's on the back and 285's on the front.
The GT500 splash guards work well, even with 315's on the back and 285's on the front.
4/5/14, 05:46 PM
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I should get splash guards for the rear...
4/5/14, 06:02 PM
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