What size rims are on a 1997 Honda Civic?

What size rims are on a 1997 Honda Civic?

Standard tire size: P 185/65 R 14
Tire width (mm): 185
Tire sidewall factor: 65
Rim size (in): 14
Total wheel diameter (mm / in): 596 / 23.5

What size are Civic HX wheels?

The OEM recommended size for HX rims is 185/65/14 but it looks too beefy to me. I figure the 60 sidewall profile is slight enough to look more appealing but only slightly reduce overall tire diameter.

What is the size of Honda Civic tire?

…the Honda Civic typically use one of three common tire sizes: 195/65R15, 205/55R16 and 215/45R17. Many Civics use 195/65R15, but there are quite a few higher trim levels that use 205/55R16, so be sure to check your actual tire size that is on your car.

How much do HX wheels weigh?

According to wheelweights.net, HX rims w/o tires weigh 11.75 pounds each and 14″ steelies weigh 18 pounds each.

What kind of wheels do I need for my Honda Civic?

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How big are the tires on a Honda Civic?

For Civics, if you have 4 bolts then its 4 x 100mm, 5 bolts is 5 x 114.3mm. These are standard sizes for all years. This is how far the mounting surface of your wheel is from the “centerline” of the wheel.

What kind of lug nuts do Honda Civics use?

All our aftermarket lug nuts are tapered to ensure the best wheel fitment. Your factory lug nuts will most likely NOT work with your new wheels, so it is important that you get some good quality aftermarket lug nuts! For installation, tighten each lug nut using a criss-cross pattern, usually to 80 lb-ft of torque each.

What’s the load index on a Honda Civic?

With Civics and other imports, you usually don’t have to concern yourself with the load index as it is always sufficient for how the tire is intended to be used. The higher the load index, the more weight a tire can hold. For example, a load index of 85 means each tire can hold 1135 lbs and a load index of 91 indicates 1356 lbs per tire.