Honda Accord Rims Breaking News
Newington Sears hit by thief who escapes in car with Vt. plates - Foster's Daily Democrat December 17, 2009
Police say the female suspect fled the store around 10:30 am and got into a maroon Honda Accord station wagon with Vermont license plates.
Mazda6 puts fun into the family sedan - Chicago Sun-Times December 08, 2009
Mazda6 had great driving characteristics but was small compared to others it was competing with, most notably sales kings Toyota Camry and Honda Accord.
Automotive : The New 2010 Honda Crosstour Debuts in Canada - Prudent Press Agency (press release) November 27, 2009
AutoInsane (blog)Also too the car features a fold down rear seat, 18″ rims and tires, moon roof and much more. The 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour features many safety Honda Canada Unveils 2010 Accord Crosstourall 10 news articles »
Police Blotter: Clifton Journal Nov. 27, 2009 - NorthJersey.com November 27, 2009
Tires and rims were reported stolen from a 2004 Honda Accord parked on Union Avenue between Nov. 19 and Nov. 20. All four tires and rims, worth $900, and more »
Huntsville police blotter - al.com November 23, 2009
Laurelwood Lane: A 1995 green Honda Accord was stolen from a parking lot in the 5000 block. Old Madison Pike: A 1994 red Honda Accord was stolen from a
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How do I find out what size of rims would go on Honda accord?
I have a 2003 Honda Accord with factory rims. However, I would like to upgrade to a better looking set of rims. The factory rims are 15's, but I've heard you can put bigger rims on depending on the depth of the tire rubber. Any ideas on what works?
(asked by J on June 01, 2008)
A: I have an '03 Accord EX with 18" rims on it. It fits up to 19's, but it's tight. The 18's are bumpier with really low profile tires (225/40/18 - this is what I have) You could get a 5 % thicker profile tire for a less bumpy ride, but it doesn't look that good. 17's are a perfect balance of looks and perfomance, they give you near stock ride quality and better traction from a wider tire. My 18's are 8 inches wide, and stick out 1/2" in the front and 1/4" in the rear. 7.5" wide rims won't stick out, but 7" are what you should strive for. Hope this helps, if you have any other questions, don't hesitate to email me! (answered by cbrdgt. on June 02, 2008)
A: You can put up to 18" rides on the stock suspension without running into any problems, if you go any bigger you'll start scraping it against the fender when you make a turn or when you hit a bump. Stay with 18" at the most, it's probably the most popular wheel size for the Honda Accord's, i see a lot of 17" rims too on the Accord's, so i'd say those are the 2nd most popular. Some people prefer 17" rims cause it will be lighter and still look really good.
(answered by G35_Tuner on June 01, 2008)
Q:
is 4 bolt honda accord rims and 4 bolt honda civic rims the same? (interchangeable)?
i have a 2002 honda accord (4 bolt) and wanting to mabye find a set of civic si rims(4 bolt) not shure if its possible.
(asked by dickpat11 on February 11, 4417)
A: No, they are different. The 4-lug Accords are 4X114.3 and the 4-lug Civics are 4X100. (answered by cleanincubus on February 11, 5874)
A: ask your honda dealer parts department
(answered by Blunt,to the point &comic satire on February 11, 4808)
Q:
I want some new 18" black rims on my honda accord. What make of rims is best?
I want some rims for my honda accord. the year is '99 and it is a 4 cyl. 4 door car. I have had rims before but everytime i get some people in the back seat it would hit the wheel? I want some new ines that would be best for my car any suggestions on what type of make would be best for my car??
(asked by Freddy U on June 23, 2008)
A: when you change the diameter of the rim to a larger diameter you need to decrease the sidewall profile of the tires so you don't have a problem with the car "bottoming out".
the best solution is one of personal preference for style.
check out http://www.tirerack.com
they have a good selection of rims and you can actually use their site to see what the different rims would look like on your car.
you can call or email them for advice on what tires would work best on the rims of that size for your car as that's what their business is all about.
hope that helps (answered by honda guy on June 23, 2008)
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