What is the biggest wheel and tire setup can you run without having to roll fenders?

I'm looking to put 17s on and keep getting a warning of "may need fender rolling"

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Where are you getting this warning from? it will also be greatly dependent on offset and tire size. it will also depend on the suspension set up you're running. There's too much missing information to properly address your questions.

I'm running:
-Enkei RP-01 16x7 +35
-Bridgestone Potenza
RE01R 205/55/16
-Tien S-tech/GR-2's

I've had no issues with rubbing, however, the offset isn't ideal, and I'll be getting spacers soon.

I always recommend fender rolling for any aftermarket wheels. Don't have to but it's a nice thing to do.

just measure it and get as wide as you can or desire and then remove your struts and jack it up and see where it ends up being up on your fender that will determine if you need a roll. or you can just tell by looking at it or take it for a small test drive. if you end up rolling and you already have shortened struts like coilovers, you'll need to drop the coilover's top hole and fasten it to the suspensions bottom hole to give you room to use a fender roller. depending on your ride height, the proper tire stretch will need to be addressed.

This post has been edited by trdproven: Aug 29, 2016 - 5:19 PM

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Stock height/suspension. tire size would be to what ever would work without needing a roll.

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Also the warning was on tirerack.com in checkout getting prices.