Fender Rolling

[SilverSubie2.5]

Well, after getting the new Torque's on today, I ran into a bit of an issue with rubbing in the rear. I'm running the same size tire as before (215) just on a 7.5" wheel, rather than 7". Took one hard corner and the left rear fender ripped up the sidewall of my one of my brand new tires (not too too bad, so I should be ok to continue running the tire). So with this said, I need to make some changes, and soon so I can enjoy these tires.:) Is there anyone around here that offers fender rolling other than Dent Sport? They are pretty cheap @ $50 a corner, but just feeling it out to see if there are any other options. Thanks for any help.

[Murphy2012]

What tires? I am not sure of fender rolling but I bet I can figure out how to do it.

[SilverSubie2.5]

They are 215/45/17 Nitto Neo Gen ZR. So far, I really like them. They were rubbing before I ever heard them squeal, so I'm sure once I get this squared away they should be pretty good. I guess the .5" jump in wheel size is what did me in, because the old 215's never rubbed.

As far as having you do them, I'd prefer to avoid anything related to the baseball bat method, so unless you have a roller or a comparably safe way of doing it, that probably wouldn't work out. Maybe you do though, I don't know.