Defender steering stop thingos??

[crump]

Fitting wider tyres and will probably have to adjust, which bolty thingo are they?

[Rovernaut]

Fitting wider tyres and will probably have to adjust, which bolty thingo are they?
Get some one to turn the wheel full lock whilst you have a look and you will see a big bolt head that make contact with stop. Thats the one, usually it sticks out with thread visible

[Reads90]

look inside the front tyre. See the swival well its the big bolt that sits there and goes and hits the other side to stop the wheel turing anymore.
Just wind out to make the wheekls stop rubbing

[crump]

ok, thanks, I thought that was the one, so my turning circle is going to get even worse?:(

[ciapek]

ok, thanks, I thought that was the one, so my turning circle is going to get even worse?:(

I have 265/75/16 on Boost alloys...........sorry to tell you Crump....It's going to get more interesting when parking and doing tight bush tracks.......;)

[crump]

I have 265/75/16 on Boost alloys...........sorry to tell you Crump....It's going to get more interesting when parking and doing tight bush tracks.......;)

and I'm going to 285/75/16s,:( sob.

[DirtyDawg]

Im running 285/75 r16's and dont have a drama. backing the trailer or U turns..nothing touches... although the 34" Simex gave me a fright but it was just the lugs grabbing the bitumen not rubbing anywhere