How to roll fenders of your car

On lowered vehicles or vehicles running larger wheels, tire to fender interference is often an issue. To solve this problem, one can roll the fenders of the vehicle. Rolling the fenders allows turning the inner flat lip of the fender areas to increase the wheel well area. Without rolling the fenders, you run the risk of ruining your vehicle's tires from the interference, and also pulling the fender lip.

Eastwood offers a range of products related to fender rolling. The Fender Roller Toolfrom Eastwood is ideal for clearing the rub space between the wheel and the fender. A must for lowered vehicles, this tool rolls the inner lip flat gradually. Now you no longer have to ruin your expensive car tires while creating that extra space.

The items you need for fender rolling are a heat gun, jack, lug-nut wrench, and jack stands. Eastwood's Fender Roller Car Kit is designed for Auto Body restoration professionals and amateurs alike. It includes the standard Fender Roller, but can also be purchased in kit form including the Heat Gun.

Recently, Eastwood introduced the Eastwood Fender Finisher - Hand Fender Former Tool, which is yet another tool that helps you roll the fender lips on your vehicle. This tool can help you install a large wheel/tire, or eliminate tire interference from a lowered front end. A benefit of the Fender Finisher is that you can roll the fenders in about 30 minutes, and removing the wheels is not necessary.