How do I replace a tire on a Honda Civic? My TPMS light has been on for two weeks, and I knew I needed to check on my tire pressure, but I always forgot to do it and was sidetracked running around after three kids. I was on my way to pick up my son from his karate class when I noticed something strange with one of the tires. It turns out, one of the tires was flat.
Phoebe Mah · Answered on Dec 10, 2021
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Taking care of three kids is certainly not easy and will keep you on your toes!
Although it is clear you are very busy as a parent, it is best to pull over to a safe area when your tire pressure monitoring system light is on. Ignoring this is a hazard, and it can cause a tire failure while you are on the road.
Here’s how to change a tire on a Honda Civic:
Now you know how to change a flat tire!
Remember to make a trip to a body shop and get your spare tire replaced with a regular tire suitable for your vehicle. Spare tires are not designed to last very long and it is advised to not go for more than 50 miles on them.
While you’re checking up on your Honda’s tires, take some time to check up on your car insurance. Try using the number-one-rated car insurance app, Jerry, to ensure you’re getting the lowest rates.
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I've been riding on a low tire for a couple of weeks now and I came out this morning to see that it had deflated almost completely. I already have the spare, so I don’t see why I shouldn’t be able to put it on myself. Can I change the tire on a Honda Civic on my own? If so, how?
Chloe Jenkins · Answered on Dec 18, 2021
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
You certainly can change the tire on your Honda Civic on your own, and it’s a good skill to have. You never know when you’ll get another flat tire, and it’s always good to be prepared.
To change the tire on a Honda Civic, follow these simple steps:
Once you’re done changing your Civic’s tire, it’s a good idea to buy another spare in case you find yourself with another tire issue. And you can protect yourself in the event you have more serious car problems by adding towing and labor coverage to your car insurance policy.
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If I put 205/60/R16 tires on my EXE instead of 205/55/R16, will this affect the suspension warranty?
Which tire sizes are factory approved?
Standard sizes for a sedan - 195/65/R15 (as in Comfort-Elegance) and 205/55/R16 (as in EXE)
So for tonight let's have some fun
Show me how to use this gun
according to the catalog for 5D 225\45\R17 91Y
225\55 will it fit ??
and in general, what could be.
an alternative?
it's good that everyone likes different cars....
what size tires can be put on 16R
225/50/16
I would even say 55 .
..
even the most formidable dog looks miserable when pooping
205/55/16
".. recklessness at low altitude will enable your family and friends to bring flowers to your grave .." (c) Test pilots' instructions
Konstantin, do you work for a dealer?
kost wrote:
205/55/16
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..
Can I put 205/60????
Honda recommendations:
1) 4D
wheels 6.5*16, 5*114.3, ET 45, D 64.1, rubber 205.55.16
2) 5D
wheels 6.5*16, 5*114 .3, ET 55, D 64.1, rubber 205.55.16
One hundred-thousandth of a second is the time between the green light and the horn from behind ...
Roman wrote:
Konstantin, do you work for a dealer?
Click to expand.
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Yes, not
, I just have R16 factory stampings - they have Bridgestone Turanza ER300 on them, which is why I wrote 205/55/16.
+ this size is written on the door pillars.
In general, all the questions asked are of interest to me, because I am also looking for winter tires for standard stamped wheels.
Specialists on wheels and tires respond, the topic is real relevant!
".. recklessness at low altitude will enable your family and friends to bring flowers to your grave .." (c) Test pilots' instructions
In general, all the questions asked are of interest to me, because I am also looking for winter tires for standard stamped wheels.
Click to expand...
For the winter, put the same size as it is now, i.e. 205/55/16
And for the summer you can change it to 225/50/16 (interchangeable size for the regular one, so the speedometer readings will not lie)
Can I put 205/60????
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can be delivered, but why? again, the speedometer data will change. The machine can only be a centimeter higher.
For winter, put the same size as it is now, i.
e. 205/55/16
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height 55 - damn it, bumps, pits and other rubbish are strongly felt.
And for the summer you can change it to 225/50/16 (interchangeable size for the regular one, so the speedometer readings will not lie)
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I take it the ground clearance will decrease?
width 225 - will not, roughly speaking, hang out on the disk?
".. recklessness at low altitude will enable your family and friends to bring flowers to your grave .." (c) Test pilots' instructions
kost wrote:
As I understand it, the clearance will decrease?
width 225 - will not, roughly speaking, hang out on the disk?Click to expand.
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The clearance will be the same, but the width will be 2 cm wider.
205(225) - wheel width
55(50) - wheel bead height, calculated as follows: 205*55%=112.75 225*50%=112.5
don't cheer
VOO wrote:
The clearance will be the same, but the width will be 2 cm wider.
205(225) - wheel width
55(50) - wheel bead height, calculated as follows: 205*55%=112.75 225*50%=112.5
I think that you will not feel the difference in clearance of 2.5 mm
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credit explanation
thanks for the info!
".. recklessness at low altitude will enable your family and friends to bring flowers to your grave .." (c) Test pilots' instructions
Moreover, a difference of 2.5 mm is from the entire diameter, and the clearance at 225/50/16 will decrease by half the difference 2.5/2 = 1.25mm
So on 205/55/16 the clearance is 1 higher 25 mm (which is not felt at all) than 225/50/16.
Or am I confused too?
but 225 definitely looks better, as it is wider.
Roman wrote:
Moreover, the difference of 2.5 mm is from the entire diameter, and the clearance at 225/50/16 will decrease by half the difference 2.5/2 = 1.25mm
So the clearance is 1.25 mm higher at 205/55/16 (which is not felt at all) than 225/50/16.
Or am I confused too?but 225 definitely looks better, as it is wider.
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the height of one side is 2.5 mm less, respectively, the clearance is 2.
5 mm less, and the wheel itself is 5 mm smaller in diameter.
VOO wrote:
the height of one side is 2.5 mm less, respectively, the clearance is 2.5 mm less, and the wheel itself is 5 mm smaller in diameter.
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agree, a bit too clever)
Tell me the standard tires 195/65/R15, is it possible to put winter tires in size 185/65/R15
wanja_m wrote:
Tell me the standard tires 195/65/R15, is it possible to put winter tires in size 185/65/R15
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I think that it can be put, only it will look small and for the winter it is better to be bigger than smaller
185/65/15 1 cm narrower (narrower) and 1.2 cm smaller in diameter.
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In order for the choice of tires and wheels to become a profitable investment, the driver should carefully study this issue, even if the selection is done by a professional. This is useful in order to understand what quality driving depends on, what qualities a good tire should meet and how to choose profitable tires.
The table below shows the tire sizes (on the left side) and the characteristics of the rims (on the right side), which are recommended by the manufacturer for the Civic, as well as the wheel sizes used as a replacement.
| HONDA CIVIC 01.10.1991 - 01.02.1901 1.4/1.5/1.6/2.0 | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Front axle and rear axle | Front axle and rear axle | ||||||
| R13 | R13 | ||||||
| Orig | 175/70R13 | winter | summer | Orig | 5x13 4*100 d56-56.1 ET45 | casting | stamp. |
| Orig | 155/R13 | winter | summer | Replacement | 5-5.5x13 4*100 d56.1-100 ET30-44 | casting | stamp. |
| Replacement | 185/65R13 | winter | summer | ||||
| R14 | R14 | ||||||
| Orig | 185/65R14 | winter | summer | Orig | 5x14 4*100 d56-56.1 ET45 | casting | stamp. |
| Orig | 175/65R14 | winter | summer | Replacement | 5-6x14 4*100 d56-100 ET30-44 | casting | stamp. |
| Orig | 185/60R14 | winter | summer | ||||
| Replacement | 175/70R14 | winter | summer | ||||
| HONDA CIVIC 09/01/1997 - 02/01/1901 1.8 | |||||||
| Front axle and rear axle | Front axle and rear axle | ||||||
| R15 | R15 | ||||||
| Orig | 195/55R15 | winter | summer | Orig | 5.5x15 4*114.3 d64-64.1 ET55 | casting | stamp. |
| Orig | 185/55R15 | winter | summer | Replacement | 5.5-7x15 4*114.3 d64-100 ET35-54 | casting | stamp. |
| Replacement | 205/50R15 | winter | summer | ||||
| Replacement | 195/50R15 | winter | summer | ||||
| Replacement | 185/60R15 | winter | summer | ||||
| HONDA CIVIC 03/01/2001 - 05/01/2006 VII 1.4/1.6/1.7 | |||||||
| Front axle and rear axle | Front axle and rear axle | ||||||
| R13 | R13 | ||||||
| Orig | 5.5x13 4*100 d56-56.1 ET45 | casting | stamp. | ||||
| Replacement | 5-5.5x13 4*100 d56-100 ET30-44 | casting | stamp. | ||||
| R14 | R14 | ||||||
| Orig | 185/70R14 | winter | summer | ||||
| Replacement | 195/65R14 | winter | summer | ||||
| R15 | R15 | ||||||
| Orig | 195/60R15 | winter | summer | Orig | 6x15 4*100 d56-56. 1 ET45 | casting | stamp. |
| Replacement | 185/65R15 | winter | summer | Replacement | 6-7x15 4*100 d56-100 ET30-44 | casting | stamp. |
| Replacement | 205/55R15 | winter | summer | ||||
| R16 | R16 | ||||||
| Replacement | 205/50R16 | winter | summer | ||||
| Replacement | 195/55R16 | winter | summer | ||||
| HONDA CIVIC 05/01/2006 VIII HATCBACK 1.4/1.8/2.0/2.2 | |||||||
| Front axle and rear axle | Front axle and rear axle | ||||||
| R15 | R15 | ||||||
| Orig | 6.5x15 5*114. 3 d64-64.1 ET55 | casting | stamp. | ||||
| Replacement | 6-7x15 5*114.3 d64-100 ET20-55 | casting | stamp. | ||||
| R16 | R16 | ||||||
| Replacement | 205/55R16 | winter | summer | Orig | 6.5x16 5*114.3 d64-64.1 ET55 | casting | stamp. |
| Replacement | 225/50R16 | winter | summer | Replacement | 6-8x16 5*114.3 d64-100 ET20-55 | casting | stamp. |
| R17 | R17 | ||||||
| Replacement | 225/45R17 | winter | summer | Orig | 7x17 5*114.3 d64-64.1 ET55 | casting | stamp. |
| Replacement | 245/40R17 | winter | summer | Replacement | 6-9. 5x17 5*114.3 d64-100 ET20-55 | casting | stamp. |
| HONDA CIVIC 01.01.2012 IX 1.4/1.8/2.2 | |||||||
| Front axle and rear axle | Front axle and rear axle | ||||||
| R15 | R15 | ||||||
| Orig | 195/65R15 | winter | summer | Orig | 6x15 5*114.3 d64-64.1 ET45 | casting | stamp. |
| Replacement | 6-7x15 5*114.3 d64-100 ET20-45 | casting | stamp. | ||||
| R16 | R16 | ||||||
| Orig | 205/55R16 | winter | summer | Orig | 6.5x16 5*114.3 d64-64.1 ET45 | casting | stamp. |
| Replacement | 6-8x16 5*114. 3 d64-100 ET20-45 | casting | stamp. | ||||
| R17 | R17 | ||||||
| Orig | 225/45R17 | winter | summer | Replacement | 6-9.5x17 5*114.3 d64-100 ET20-45 | casting | stamp. |
Honda Civic has been produced from the factory since 1991 and has five modifications, based on which it is necessary to choose the dimension of the wheels. In 2012, a modification was made, which fits the following sizes:
Many drivers, when choosing car tires for the cold season, are wondering how to save money on them. In answering this question, it is important to make it clear that in winter, when the roads are not safe, you should not worry about the cost of tires in the first place.
It is better to return to this issue in the summer, but in the KOLOBOX company you can find high-quality and budget options for winter tires.
The price of tires depends on two characteristics: profile and bore diameter. Thus, the cost varies depending on the size of the rubber, so you can choose an alternative dimension with a lower price.
Multiple winter tire options:
| Winter tires for Honda Civic | Pirelli Ice Zero Friction Maxxis SP3 Premitra Ice Tigar Sigura Stud Cordiant Polar SL Viatti Brina Nordico Dunlop Direzza |
|---|
When choosing tires for the summer, you need to pay attention to the following parameters:
Civic tire options:
| Summer tires for Honda Civic | Kormoran Road Performance Pirelli CinturatoP7 Maxxis MP10 Pragmatra Cordiant Sport2 Sailun Atrezzo Elite Cordiant Road RunnerPS-1 |
|---|
Civic 8 has the following drive parameters:
A table containing information from the manufacturer with recommended pressure values is located on the body of the car, near the driver's seat.
