I think you will find that your tire is rubbing the inner plastic splash guard. My Dodge Van does the same thing. Good Luck and Remember.
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See My Bio For Information & Contact Details. I agree. In a driveway or parking lot turn the wheels all the way to the left. Put the Jeep in park and cut it off. Feel between the tire and the inner splash guard to see if there is any room. Also look for a "tale-tale" mark where the Jeep was leaning slightly when you turn to the left and pushing the tire up against the splash guard. Look to see if the plastic snaps that hold the guard in place have broken or come a-loose.
I own a 1996 Grand Cherokee Limited and it has 245/75/R16 tires on it. No lift and no problems or rubbing. It is a 30.5 inch tire.Answer235/75R15 or basically a 29 inch tall tireI put 31 inch tires on mine with a little bit of rubbing but not too much
In my limited experience, yes.
yes
Something is probably rubbing the belt.
i run 31/50/15 without a lift i get slight rubbing when flexed.
no basketball can't not bounce with rubbing alcohol because that is not something that can bounce a basket ball. I am just using my opinion
Work to do what? Rubbing alcohol doesn't "work." If you use it for something, you use it.See the Related Questions for more information about rubbing alcohol.
235-75R-15's. The tires may start rubbing if it's anything larger.
it means to make something more painfull
Rubbing alcohol usually works. You can use any kind of hand sanitizer, since it has a large amount of rubbing alcohol in it.
It might but, you will get rubbing in the wheelwells. Look at getting a 2 inch budget lift and they you will be fine.
It could be any number of problems. If brakes are ruled out check the following: First, check to make sure your tires are not rubbing on the inside of the wheel well or on anything else. Check inside the engine to make sure any belts are not rubbing on anything. You may have something on your accessory belt that is starting to seize up causing the belt to rub.