What do you guys think of this?

http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/aos/974364176.html

Good, bad?

I do have lots of clearance on the front...that's mainly because I just installed new springs, shocks, and leafs...so it sits kinda high (for now)...plus the front tires are small to begin with.



I wanna replace those tires with the much bigger ones that I have on the back...



Here...so you can see the different sized tires (front, back)...



So..this fender rolling technique good or bad?

I'm afraid it might weaken the integrity of the metal.

 

ummm its fine, but you can order the toll and go into business apparently :P

 

I have no idea what you just said.

 

i think the word there is tool not toll

 

Yes, they work great. That's the proper way to roll your fenders. With that tool and a heat gun, you can usually do it without cracking the paint or warping the fender.

 

If you haven't painted your car, use a wooden bat or thick dowel between the tire and fender. Someone on another thread called it the redneck way, but I can tell you from personal experience on many cars that it works well.

 

I would rent the tool and roll my own....

 

i did it the redneck way too, heat gun and mallet...worked fine...but be careful, if you give it too much muscle you could warp ur fender lip like it did hardly noticeable tho...luckily

 

It's only $40 per fender (I only need the fronts)...so I'll just go with that guy offering that service.

Thanks guys!

 

I need to paint the car anyway...so that would not be a problem.