My 2019 has a totally OEM suspension with the exception of 16 inch wheels and this year I replaced all 4 tires. Told Firestone I wanted 205/50-16 tires for the car on Monday. Went in that Friday and saw that they had substituted 205/55-16 tires for the 50 series I asked for without every saying a thing. Pointed that out to the salesman at the time and he stated he couldn't get the 50 series tires, thus the substitution. BTW turned out that was not true, he had the 55's in stock and was too damned lazy to order the 50's I had asked for. Agreed to take it as it sat but was not happy with that substitution.
Saturday I went to my Gun club and shot 4 boxes of 410 for Skeet practice. Headed home and used a different route going home that had a railroad crossing and a few dips in the roadway. BTW the railroad crossing isn't too bad, you have to be doing about 70 to get any air and that stretch of road has a 30 mph speed limit at which it's a fairly mild hump. Had major issues with tire rub, it sounded like the entire bottom of the car was dragging on the road surface which kind of freaked me out. BTW it was rubbing on the outer lip of the inner wheel well liners. I had no idea that plastic/felt material could make that much noise.
The next Monday I was waiting at Firestone when they opened up. Long story short and the store manager ended his vacation 2 days early and I was comped with a more premium level tire set in the 205/50-16 size I needed.
Bottomline is this, your choice of tires won't be a good one for the long term and you aren't going to enjoy the cost of replacing all 4 inner fender liners at all.