Bending your rims from daily driving? I noticed one rim was bent... but it was so tiny, but still hurt inside. It was probably less than a centimeter long... but it was still there. I think I'm running too thin tires, 245/30/20 front and 285/30/20 rears... should I go 35's instead? Any of you guys ever had problems with damaging your rims going over potholes or anything?

I paid a wheel shop to bend it back and now it's 100% perfect, just like new again. But iono... when I had my TSW's... nothing ever went wrong... I thought dpe's were supposed to be light, forged, and extra strong. I ran 245/35/20 front and 275/35/20 rear on my tsw's and never had a problem.

Someone chime in and please help! Thanks in advance.

 

you should def be Running 245/35 and 275/30. i think that would def be better and offer more protection and also dont speed lol. Plus i think 285 would rub once you get a drop

 

it should be 30 in the front 35 in the rear

 

the front should be 35 rears should be 30.

it really depends on the speed u hit the pothole and the angle u went in.

like i said shiet happens, at least u didnt crack ur barrels!

 

anyone else want to be insightful?

 

245/35 or 255/35 up front (depending on the width)

275/30 or 285/30 in the rear (depending on the width)

 

Well said brother!

 

I'm running..

245/30 f
285/25 r

No bends yet *knock on wood* , Michigan roads suck ***.