[I am hazarding a few guesses only because I recently experienced the same 
exact issue. I am not an expert of any sort.] 4-5mm is significant. And the 
brakes are still lining up nice with the rim? Do they look relatively 
centered or are they favoring the left side? If they are adjusted to 
compensate for the wheel, it is probably an issue with the dish as noted, 
which you will have already figured out with Bill's method. Otherwise, 
might be an out of whack chainstay or some other alignment issue, though if 
it isn't cockeyed in there, I would think maybe not the dropouts. Does the 
wheel come in and out easily? Whatever it is, chances are it has been there 
for a while if the brakes are dead center and it was the wider tires that 
alerted you. How long have you had the bike and are you the original owner? 
Ever crash with it? 

On Friday, March 18, 2016 at 7:53:17 PM UTC-4, Zack wrote:
>
> Hey All -
>
> Question for ya.
>
> I have a 64 cm canti Sam, I switched tires to Rock n Roads, and I don't 
> have enough clearance between the chainstays. Plenty of room everywhere 
> else.
>
> The odd part of it is the wheel is closer to the left chainstay than to 
> the right. It's not a huge difference, maybe 4-5 mm, but I feel like if the 
> wheel was centered, the tires would fit. I double checked to make sure the 
> tire was sitting correctly in the dropouts, no dice.
>
> Any ideas on why the tire might not be centered between the stays? 
>
>
>
>

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