I HAVE A 2006 CHRYSLER SEBRING SEDAN 4DOOR AND LAST YEAR I BOUGHT 20IN RIMS FOR MY CAR BUT I HEAR RUBBIN SOUNDS IT SOUNDS LIKE THE TIRE IS RUBBING ON SOMETHING BUT WHEN I LOOK AT MY TIRE IT IS FINE THERE IS NO RUBB MARKS OR NOTHING AT ALL ON IT I REALLY HEAR THE RUBBIN SOUND WHEN I HIT THE BRAKES I JUST RECENTLY BOUGHT BRAND NEW BREAKS SO THATS NOT THE PROBLUM SOME ONE PLEASE HELP


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Have you pulled the wheels off to inspect the back sides of the tires? Also check the wheel wells very carefully with a good light to look for signs of rubbing. If the new tire/wheel combination has a larger rolling radius, or a wider profile or a different offset, the chances of interference with the wheel well are pretty good because there isn't much room to spare.
If you can positively rule out any tire-to-wheel-well interference, then the next likely candidate is a bad wheel bearing. You might try spinning the wheels when they are off the ground. That may produce the noise, but may not without a load.
Could also be a dragging parking brake.