Question for Non-Sport Owners

Dwight Frye

If the flexible air diffusers in front of the tires rub, that won't bother me too much. But the chin spoiler rubs every time I back out of my garage no matter how slow I go or try to back out at an angle as soon as the car clears the garage door. You may be right about leaving it on until it wears down enough that it no longer scrapes. I have a set of Rhino ramps and it should be interesting to see if I need to put some 2x6 pieces of wood in front of the approaches to clear the spoiler when I do my first oil change soon.