Don't turn your steering wheel so far 馃槀馃槀馃槀
You could just flattern the back of the headlight buckets were the tyres hits.
How narrow is the beam?
Im running a 4" beam 2" drop spindles and 145 tyres and headlight buckets have been flatterned out a little on my 65 beetle.
phatratpat 路
135 nankangs will sort you out !!馃憤
surfpig 路
looks like youve answered the question yourself.
put either 135's on there or 145/65 (smart car tyres)
Paulc1964au 路
When mine was lowered to the extreme the steering turning circle was adjusted to limit the turning circle to stop the same problem however I decided to raise the car an inch so i could have a normal turning circle without hitting the headlights
beetle_nut 路
thankx everyone for your help i will try all those things except for raise the car up.馃槀
Mattriots 路
145/65's are the go
They have less side wall than a straight 135r15
135r15 is pretty much a 135/82, or there abouts
Plus the 145/65's have a bit wider tread, so more surface area on the road, making it possible to steer and brake, which also helps
kombibob 路
Wasn't my thread or question, looks like the poster deleted his post??
Now it looks like I asked the question.
newghia 路
He's a newbie BOB,
Joined yesterday
probably did it without realising,
Nath
surfpig 路
kombibob wrote:what tyres are you running up front?
what tyres are you running up front?
beetle_nut 路
sorry guys it was my question did delete it by accident thanx for all your help.am runing 165s 4 inch narrow beam and 2 n ahalf drop spindles