Driver's side wheel arch lower than passenger side

[Cardno]

Hey guys, just noticed this morning that my rear driver side wheel arch is closer to the tyre than the passenger side by at least 10mm. Springs look ok but i can't really tell. Anybody else had this problem??

 

[Tree200]

I though this the other day on the front thought it might be a snapped sprig. Is it on a completely even surface?

 

[Cardno]

yeah, my driveway's pretty even, just parked her up on my mates drive and had another gander, same, i can fit nearly 5 full fingers in vertically on the passenger side and barely 3 and a half on the drivers side, so its a maybe a good 15mm of difference.

 

[Craig211]

Does the fuel tank cover the entire width of the car? Just a suggestion

 

[keljon]

Snapped springs are common and sometimes hard to spot in situ

 

[Cardno]

Tanks just under 3/4 full, even then it shouldn't effect the ride height. Ill have to put it in, I can hear a slight metal grinding when I turn corners coming from the same side. It's not so much of a grind, more like rubbing.

 

[Tree200]

Good excuse to get some H&r's if you havnt already, for the price it's makes sense if you want to

 

[Cardno]

How much are the H&R springs a set and is there much of a difference

 

[Tree200]

H&R springs are £153 for 4, think one standerd springs is over £100 or so.