The upgrade Goodyear Assurance Comfort Drive 235/40/19 oem size are excellent. They are shock absorbing higher treadwear rating and temperature 700 A A. My Honda Accord 2.0T touring now sits higher and feels like a luxury car. The performance feel is there and only one slight wheel spin with sand on the road.
Sorry if this was already explained. Buy were you able to go to 245's without any modifications from stock? I know you mentioned a spacer, but wasn't sure if that was required.
Some Honda accord sport comes with Michelin Primacmy MXM4, and some comes with Goodyear Eagle Touring. Depends on the color. Most of the Platinum white pearl, and Still night blue have the Michelin brand tire. I have the 2019 in white, and it comes with the Michelin brand tire.
Am on my 2nd pair on my modded '17 MK7 GTI. 225/45/18 on stock Austen wheels. Excellent tires. And for a W rating the ride is excellent. Have General snow tires - excellent deep snow claws. Wife runs the rt43 Touring on her '18 Mazda 3 sedan. They too are excellent all'rounders. General is an over 100 year old tire manufacturer owned by Continental since the '80's. Great trickle down technology at a better price.
Tirerack sent my tires to my door in less than 2 days. Honda dealership put them on for me for 83.00. Outstanding ride and no hard thud over bumps anymore. Tires are super quiet and I cannot hear them.
just got my 245/40 r 19 today ! going to put them once the rain goes away lol but wanted to check If it would rub but clearly won’t once seeing your video !!
Nice tires..... I did go with the DWS 06 about 2 months ago and yes, for cornering they are a little soft. but I still do like them a lot, I got them mainly because they are a great all season tire and I can get around with them in light snow.
@@mopar9656 I have 255 40 19 cont dsw extreme contact stock height, they work perfect no rubbing, extra width with just enough added height to fill the gap and protect from pot holes, but not too much. I usually run them at no more than 34 psi after they are warm, so cold they are about 30-32 psi. I live in texas so they heat up alot and fast, but anything over 34 psi I feel they alil too bouncy at times. some of the calculators online say according to stock values and switching to this bigger size apparently 29psi is enough for these tires to meet their weight/ load specs, but I always have then around 32-34psi. Also your speedo is almost on point with these too, if I remember correctly by the time you hit like 60mph you are actually going like 61.3 and by the time u hit 70 its like 71.5 and so on; there are calculators online that will help ya alot and they have visuals too so you can compare.
Got the same tires for my 2016 Dodge Charger RT about 8 months ago and they’re sweeeet! Only issue I had was the tire balance, had to go to a shop to get Road Forced balancing done.
@@DanVilla7 Went to a shop that deals with High end Vehicles, fortunately the owner was humble enough to help me. One of the rims had a low spot and the tire had a high spot which made the wheel uneven which was causing the wheel to wobble. Never knew about the Road Force balance machine until I bought my first set of new tires on my first car. 😂
Goodyear Assurance Comfort Drive tires grand touring all season. Excellent tires. I can go on and on. They are made for Honda Accord and the Nissan Maxima and others.
@@Q..M thank you! i appreciate it for real! is the speedometer effected at all? i’ve seen posts on that it could throw it off by a bit but not too much
@@rooster6630 as far as I know, no. My buddy is cop and I asked him for a favor since he has a laser speedometer 😂. First I tested it on one of those meters in a street and it was positive then I wanted asked for his help and it was on point still. So i’m guessing it’s fine for now. It’s rare issue as you said.
@@DanVilla7 I have a 2020 Accord 2.0 Touring. The bigger size I put on were 245/40ZR19. So I went back to 235/40ZR19. Someone on a Honda forum said a " The wider the tire is over stock the easier it will hydroplane". So yea it was odd it happened to me.
@@DanVilla7 Come to find out the rear of my car toes was WAY OUT OF LINE which was causing the problem. When the Michelin Pilots wear out I'm going to try the wider DWS's and see what happens.
I put these on my last car...2017 Nissan Altima SR 3.5 and loved them...2.35/45/18...I only drove 10,000 miles on them and they were still like brand new...traded the car in 2 months ago and just got a 2021 Accord Sport 2.0T...which I love...but I was looking at tires the other day and saw that they have the G-Max to fit this car...was excited...don't know I'll move up in size..but glad to know they are available...enjoy the tires...
I have over 700 miles on the Goodyear Assurance Comfort Drive tires OEM size and look forward to driving my Honda Accord 2.0T touring everday. Let the tires break in for about 10 days or 500 miles. They are beautiful and my Accord looks like a formidable opponent. I am loving these tires and not feeling flat on the ground with the Goodyear Eagle touring tires that picked up 2 nails easily over time.
Been following you for a bit! Just picked up a new 20’ Accord. Love the clean look man. Just put the Lasfit turn signal bulbs. Was looking to put the Continental DWS 06 on after the factory ones a done.
Thank you! I was considerimg those as well, but heard the sidewalls were very soft. I decided to try these because of the reviews and they were about $30 less a tire. So far so good. When I get some miles and time I will give an honest review even if they suck lol.
Both the continental dws 06 and these generals are 2 options I’m considering for mine, you are correct about the sidewalls on the continentals, the generals have a nice stiff sidewall (I know from experience installing) they are both good options, general tire is made by continental. Now there is a new version of the continental called the DWS 06 PLUS which is supposed to correct all the imperfections of the dws 06! Unfortunately at the time there is very little reviews on that tire, but I hope this information is useful to anyone considering these options! Both good options! Great choice on the generals! Very sharp looking tire, looking forward to future updates on them! 👌
@@romanvenegas8464 thanks for some extra insight on the topic. I didn't know they correct that on the Conti's, good to know. I will update once I get a better real world feel for them.
Hey brutha, how have these tires been working out for you? I'm looking to get tires very very soon, I have a 2019 just like yours. After watching this video, I think I want to upgrade the size, please let me know. And actually, I've never even heard about General? It's always been Michelin, Good year, Yokohama, etc, but never General, but based on your review, which was great by the way, they seem to be really good tires, please let me know, thanks
I only had to replace 2 tires on my 2018 Accord the other year because something happened and the other 2 tires are coming to an end where I need to replace them, so I might just replace all 4 to keep a balance.
Nice video. Its time for tires on my 2018. In your video you have spacers and its dropped. with a stock set up will the 245s rub? Also now that time has passed would you still recommend the 245s? or go with OEM size?
Great video. So i can assume a 19×8.5 +35 wheel will fit with a 245/40/19 tire on my 2019 Accord (stock ride height)? I have new wheels and tires in that size that I plan to have installed this Saturday! Hoping they fit with no rubbing. Thanks for the great content!
Goodyear Assurance Comfort Drive have a better stance and sidewall and bump absorbing. They are worth every penny of 207.00 and feel like a luxury ride. The performance and shock absorbing is there. I still dust people at the light Camrys Malibus Altimas Sonatas. I fear no one and am game. Challengers tried it and realized the 2.0T is no joke.
Holding up well! Here is my review video which was after putting a few miles on them. ruclips.net/video/8F4i5L5J3AU/видео.html This is the latest about how well the handle snow. ruclips.net/video/l1DPn63uqzY/видео.html
bro IDK how but I miss clicked and now I think I'm happy to watch your videos lol. I have 2019 1.5 sport and my tires make a noise like there is so much shit on my tire(28k milage) Idk it's the tire or I need to check my alignment. But Does your new tires give the tire pressure low sign more often?
The stock Goodyears for me were pretty noisy. I haven't had any issues with my tire pressure light coming on ever. Make sure they are all at 33psi then recalibrate the tpms system should fix that problem.
The Goodyear Eagle touring tires are OEM on new 2020 Honda Accord 2.0T touring. They are not that good at all especially in the rain. I got rid of them at 10982 miles. They were not confidence inspiring in the curves and felt narrow.
Nice! Wonder if it will alleviate some of that wheelspin from the crazy amount of torque being pushed through the front wheels! Also, what percentage tint are you running?
The tires wouldn't cause the light to go on it works off of wheel speed. Whenever you get air or change tires you can just reset the tpms in setting menu and your good to go
How so? All 4 tires are the same size. Only way would be to have say have a donut and a regular tire in the front and that has the potential to damage your transmission because the axels are spinning at 2 different speeds
great video will keep that in mind when I need tires. You know when I bought my 21 platinum white pearl sport 2.0 in June I immediately took stock wheels and Michelin primacys off sold them for 1500 and I ordered 19 inch Honda accessory black glint wheels and ordered stock tire size 235-40-19 continental pure contacts LS. When I got wheels the sticker that came with wheels for tires size and psi said 245-35-19 I was confused why Honda recommends that size for the glints and 235 -40 for the stock sports.
@@DanVilla7 I am about to buy tires on my 18 accord sport I have spacers 25/30mm I think 255's gonna stick out too much, I'd go with 245's just like you, what you think?
Nice tires! I've had performance Generals before and loved them, but also felt they wore faster possibly because the rubber they use is a tad softer. I wanted to ask you have you had any rubbing during turning luck to lock with the wider tires & spacers?
@@DanVilla7 Awesome...thanks for the info. I'm running the Eibach lowering springs that are similar and no spacers. I'll probably go with the 245 size on my next set of tires. Thank you sir!
@@DanVilla7 i love the tires !! Size 245 instread of the oem 235 is the way to go!! When im turning i dont feel like im gonna digg into the rims!!! Good safe feeling
Turtle wax wet and black tire shine. I just grabbed it one day because it was cheap. Turns out it works pretty well. www.walmart.com/ip/Turtle-Wax-50804-Wet-N-Black-Tire-Shine-Trigger-23-oz/21586097
@@DanVilla7 Shortly after buying my car I purchased a set of Pirelli Cinturato Strada Sport all season tires and they ended up being $980 out the door 😭 not doing that again. I’ll be waiting for your full review to see how those grip. I’m sick of spinning off the line 😂
Hey man just wondering can I run 255/45 tires on a 18x8 wheels on my 19 accord?(I understand it will have a slight bulge but I’m okay with that,mainly concerned on fitment and rubbing)
Hey I just got a accord sport 2017 with 245/45r18s tires and every time that I go through a bump I can hear the tires rubbing against something... can anyone tell me why? Also for some reason the previous owner put snow tires in the rear... ( it's a FWD 🤷♂️)
Really awesome thanks.. I'm looking for new tires. Just bought my wife a 2020 with 24000 miles on it. Drop in a drop in K&N filter. running mid grade. Bout to get the K tune stage 2. I'm 45 generation X. I don't think you can do better than this 4 door grocery getter as a sleeper! I'm down in Palm Coast Florida. I can't tell you how many people we see from New Jersey here!lol! You should come on down the only thing looked down upon is voting for democrats.
I'm sorry but you are incorrect. The oem Goodyears in 235 40 19 weigh 25lbs. This General Gmax AS-05 245 40 19 weighs 24lbs so the would be 1lb less per corner
@@DanVilla7 how ya doin brother. I have a 2019 accord touring. Will winter tires...225/45/19 fit on the Touring OEM rims or is that tire to narrow. The car comes with 234/40/19...thanks
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I’m actually ordering these for my Mustang. I’ll probably get them for my Accord when it’s time too.
The upgrade Goodyear Assurance Comfort Drive 235/40/19 oem size are excellent. They are shock absorbing higher treadwear rating and temperature 700 A A. My Honda Accord 2.0T touring now sits higher and feels like a luxury car. The performance feel is there and only one slight wheel spin with sand on the road.
Sorry if this was already explained. Buy were you able to go to 245's without any modifications from stock? I know you mentioned a spacer, but wasn't sure if that was required.
You can easily run this size without any modification
Some Honda accord sport comes with Michelin Primacmy MXM4, and some comes with Goodyear Eagle Touring. Depends on the color. Most of the Platinum white pearl, and Still night blue have the Michelin brand tire. I have the 2019 in white, and it comes with the Michelin brand tire.
22 Touring Peril white, BLACK interior with Primacy
Friend, same car same color, except TAN interior.
LOL who knows the logic
Am on my 2nd pair on my modded '17 MK7 GTI. 225/45/18 on stock Austen wheels. Excellent tires. And for a W rating the ride is excellent. Have General snow tires - excellent deep snow claws. Wife runs the rt43 Touring on her '18 Mazda 3 sedan. They too are excellent all'rounders. General is an over 100 year old tire manufacturer owned by Continental since the '80's. Great trickle down technology at a better price.
Tirerack sent my tires to my door in less than 2 days. Honda dealership put them on for me for 83.00. Outstanding ride and no hard thud over bumps anymore. Tires are super quiet and I cannot hear them.
tire details plz?
any update?> years later. aboot to ditch my OE Piracys for these or maybe even Cooper. Udate would vbe awesome
Did I say I love this channel and content this guy’s ride is sweet 🤙
Thank you 🙏
Looking forward to the tire review.
Thanks for this vid!! Looks very clean!
just got my 245/40 r 19 today ! going to put them once the rain goes away lol but wanted to check If it would rub but clearly won’t once seeing your video !!
Yep no rubbing and mines lowered
Nice tires..... I did go with the DWS 06 about 2 months ago and yes, for cornering they are a little soft. but I still do like them a lot, I got them mainly because they are a great all season tire and I can get around with them in light snow.
Thanks, I figured I would give these a shot hopefully the cornering is at least improved over stock.
@@DanVilla7 I mean, the generals are good tires as well. I think they are going to be ok.
i had this same tire on
my TLX . They were good for 5k miles after that it got so loud I replaced them with the dws06. Night and day.
Oh boy...hope not
Is your car dropped at all and does ur front tires rub at all
It's lowered on H&R Sport Springs and 20mm spacers zero rubbing
U think 245 45 19 will fit
Will probably fit, but will have a pretty large sidewall
@@DanVilla7 do u still have gap in between or it’s already tight
@@mopar9656 I have 255 40 19 cont dsw extreme contact stock height, they work perfect no rubbing, extra width with just enough added height to fill the gap and protect from pot holes, but not too much. I usually run them at no more than 34 psi after they are warm, so cold they are about 30-32 psi. I live in texas so they heat up alot and fast, but anything over 34 psi I feel they alil too bouncy at times. some of the calculators online say according to stock values and switching to this bigger size apparently 29psi is enough for these tires to meet their weight/ load specs, but I always have then around 32-34psi. Also your speedo is almost on point with these too, if I remember correctly by the time you hit like 60mph you are actually going like 61.3 and by the time u hit 70 its like 71.5 and so on; there are calculators online that will help ya alot and they have visuals too so you can compare.
@@SpawnX210 I’m planning to add 245 45 19 hopefully it’s not to tall or they rub
I got this on my 2017 civic hatchback sport .. this tires got lots of grip and quieter then stocks
Have these tires on my mazda6 turbo they are much better than the falkens that it came with and have amazing value for what they are.
Got the same tires for my 2016 Dodge Charger RT about 8 months ago and they’re sweeeet! Only issue I had was the tire balance, had to go to a shop to get Road Forced balancing done.
Interesting...my balance out just fine. Possible you have a wheel out of round?
@@DanVilla7 Went to a shop that deals with High end Vehicles, fortunately the owner was humble enough to help me. One of the rims had a low spot and the tire had a high spot which made the wheel uneven which was causing the wheel to wobble. Never knew about the Road Force balance machine until I bought my first set of new tires on my first car. 😂
nice, i have same brand , same size on my 2.0. low cost decent tires imo.
Absolutely so far so good! I Need more seat time to give a good accurate review
Goodyear Assurance Comfort Drive tires grand touring all season. Excellent tires. I can go on and on. They are made for Honda Accord and the Nissan Maxima and others.
Just got some 265/40/18s for my accord 🥹🙏
did sizing down the wheels help with road noise? help with thuds over bumps? thank you in advance
@@rooster6630 they definitely helped a bunch due to the thicker & wider tires. Give it a try, you’d be impressed
@@Q..M thank you! i appreciate it for real! is the speedometer effected at all? i’ve seen posts on that it could throw it off by a bit but not too much
@@rooster6630 as far as I know, no. My buddy is cop and I asked him for a favor since he has a laser speedometer 😂. First I tested it on one of those meters in a street and it was positive then I wanted asked for his help and it was on point still. So i’m guessing it’s fine for now. It’s rare issue as you said.
Went with a wider DWS Contacts and my car was all over the place in the rain! Had to go back to stock size.
Seems odd to me. That's a great tire
@@DanVilla7 I have a 2020 Accord 2.0 Touring. The bigger size I put on were 245/40ZR19. So I went back to 235/40ZR19. Someone on a Honda forum said a " The wider the tire is over stock the easier it will hydroplane". So yea it was odd it happened to me.
@@Carloscda40 I don't have that issue at all with these tires. And the DWS are supposed to be even better
@@DanVilla7 Come to find out the rear of my car toes was WAY OUT OF LINE which was causing the problem. When the Michelin Pilots wear out I'm going to try the wider DWS's and see what happens.
My 2.0 came with micheline.
Your tires look great for rain
Touring models come with Michelins and very few sports
@@DanVilla7 cool I was a lucky one hehe
I put these on my last car...2017 Nissan Altima SR 3.5 and loved them...2.35/45/18...I only drove 10,000 miles on them and they were still like brand new...traded the car in 2 months ago and just got a 2021 Accord Sport 2.0T...which I love...but I was looking at tires the other day and saw that they have the G-Max to fit this car...was excited...don't know I'll move up in size..but glad to know they are available...enjoy the tires...
These tires ride way better than the oem Goodyears. The extra sidewall helps as well
Since having these 245 on do you feel it protects the rim more Than the 235 from curb rash? Tires look clean
Yeah definitely
How are these tires in the snow boss?
Very good actually. I have a video on that as well
ruclips.net/video/l1DPn63uqzY/видео.htmlsi=8iAoPLQ_WtXzijlx
I have over 700 miles on the Goodyear Assurance Comfort Drive tires OEM size and look forward to driving my Honda Accord 2.0T touring everday. Let the tires break in for about 10 days or 500 miles. They are beautiful and my Accord looks like a formidable opponent. I am loving these tires and not feeling flat on the ground with the Goodyear Eagle touring tires that picked up 2 nails easily over time.
update?
Been following you for a bit! Just picked up a new 20’ Accord. Love the clean look man. Just put the Lasfit turn signal bulbs. Was looking to put the Continental DWS 06 on after the factory ones a done.
Thank you! I was considerimg those as well, but heard the sidewalls were very soft. I decided to try these because of the reviews and they were about $30 less a tire. So far so good. When I get some miles and time I will give an honest review even if they suck lol.
@@DanVilla7 sounds good bro! Will be keeping an eye out.
Both the continental dws 06 and these generals are 2 options I’m considering for mine, you are correct about the sidewalls on the continentals, the generals have a nice stiff sidewall (I know from experience installing) they are both good options, general tire is made by continental. Now there is a new version of the continental called the DWS 06 PLUS which is supposed to correct all the imperfections of the dws 06! Unfortunately at the time there is very little reviews on that tire, but I hope this information is useful to anyone considering these options! Both good options! Great choice on the generals! Very sharp looking tire, looking forward to future updates on them! 👌
@@romanvenegas8464 thanks for some extra insight on the topic. I didn't know they correct that on the Conti's, good to know. I will update once I get a better real world feel for them.
I went 245 45 19 on mine, can't wait to get some rims.
What year
Looks good and wide👍 mine with Michelin
Hey brutha, how have these tires been working out for you? I'm looking to get tires very very soon, I have a 2019 just like yours. After watching this video, I think I want to upgrade the size, please let me know. And actually, I've never even heard about General? It's always been Michelin, Good year, Yokohama, etc, but never General, but based on your review, which was great by the way, they seem to be really good tires, please let me know, thanks
They were great, General is the same company as continental. Kinda like Toyota and lexus. The continental version of this tire would be the dws06.
I only had to replace 2 tires on my 2018 Accord the other year because something happened and the other 2 tires are coming to an end where I need to replace them, so I might just replace all 4 to keep a balance.
My 2.0 accord came with Michelin’s. I wonder if it’s just luck of the draw.
I think the touring and the sport have different tires so that could be why
All the touring models came with Michelins only very few of the older sports came with them as well
nicee video i needed to see this where did u buy from and what place mounted etc?
Looks good
Nice video. Its time for tires on my 2018. In your video you have spacers and its dropped. with a stock set up will the 245s rub? Also now that time has passed would you still recommend the 245s? or go with OEM size?
They will not rub and I would do it again. The ride quality would be the #1 reason and they look better in my opinion
Right on. just ordered the 245's@@DanVilla7
Is your suspension completely stock?
H&R lowering Springs
Goodyear Oem? I thought 2.0 had Michelin?
The touring 2.0t comes with Michelins and most Sport 2.0t come with Goodyears but could have changed with the newer years as mine is a 2018
@@DanVilla7 yea my sport 2.0 came with Michelin’s but it’s a 2021 you are correct
1.5T also have Goodyear. Noisy arse tire. Can't wait to replace with 245s Michelin
Are the 245's on stock rim and stock setup other than lowering? Spacers? Still no rubbing?
No rubbing at all
Great video. So i can assume a 19×8.5 +35 wheel will fit with a 245/40/19 tire on my 2019 Accord (stock ride height)? I have new wheels and tires in that size that I plan to have installed this Saturday! Hoping they fit with no rubbing. Thanks for the great content!
Will fit for sure
How are they doing now I think its been 6 months since you did the upsize
No complaints still happy with the purchase
you said 20mm spacers in the front what about the rear?
20mm front and rear
Goodyear Assurance Comfort Drive have a better stance and sidewall and bump absorbing. They are worth every penny of 207.00 and feel like a luxury ride. The performance and shock absorbing is there. I still dust people at the light Camrys Malibus Altimas Sonatas. I fear no one and am game. Challengers tried it and realized the 2.0T is no joke.
Hey how they holding up? any update?
Holding up well!
Here is my review video which was after putting a few miles on them.
ruclips.net/video/8F4i5L5J3AU/видео.html
This is the latest about how well the handle snow.
ruclips.net/video/l1DPn63uqzY/видео.html
did you get darker tints or it’s just lighting makes it look darker than before
Nope same tints, they do look crazy dark in some shots. Probably just the lightning.
@@DanVilla7 oh i see. If you ever wanna do like 20 or 5% go for it. I can help you with tint exempt so cops don’t bother u
Nice good to know, thanks for looking out!
@@kamronhd7763 how do we get these tint exempts ?👀
@@FaithfulLion u find a doctor and let them fill out form from dmv website and then u mail it to them
do the tires protect little more the wheel
It does help for sure
bro IDK how but I miss clicked and now I think I'm happy to watch your videos lol. I have 2019 1.5 sport and my tires make a noise like there is so much shit on my tire(28k milage) Idk it's the tire or I need to check my alignment. But Does your new tires give the tire pressure low sign more often?
The stock Goodyears for me were pretty noisy. I haven't had any issues with my tire pressure light coming on ever. Make sure they are all at 33psi then recalibrate the tpms system should fix that problem.
Hey Dan, did you paint / powder coat your brake calipers red, or are they covers?
I painted them with dupli color caliper paint. Here's the how to video I made on that.
ruclips.net/video/EDppEi8qS4Y/видео.html
I thought stock size was 235/ 40r 19 what does going up to 245 do for the vehicle ? What are the benefits?
Better ride and traction
Do I just need to install them? On my 2018 Honda Accord sport.
Does this fit 2019 touring 2.0t
Is there any rubbing tho ?
Zero
The Goodyear Eagle touring tires are OEM on new 2020 Honda Accord 2.0T touring. They are not that good at all especially in the rain. I got rid of them at 10982 miles. They were not confidence inspiring in the curves and felt narrow.
So you were able to fit the wider tires on the original stock rims?
Those are the original stock wheels
I have a 2.0 touring. Could I get away with 235/45 R19? Looking to put on Michelin defenders. Not available in stock size.
Yeah they will have a larger side wall but will work fine
Do you run spacers and if so what spacer are good quality and size you run.
Yes 20mm here's a video so you can see how they look
ruclips.net/video/1HxY08srwaM/видео.html
Clean look bro! I have a 2020 Accord Sport 1.5. What do you use to keep your wheels polished and fine scratch removal?
Thanks! Mine are over do going to go over them in the next few weeks. Here's how I do it. ruclips.net/video/BJxh9wEoJPs/видео.html
Nice! Wonder if it will alleviate some of that wheelspin from the crazy amount of torque being pushed through the front wheels! Also, what percentage tint are you running?
25% 3M premium film
We have the same setup but how come with mine I get rubbing on bumps and when the back seat is filled up with people
Tire pressure is the same 33?
Yes running the same pressure.
Does these comes winter tires same specs??
I'm not sure
@@DanVilla7 ill go ask whitey's tire. Those looks nice
Do u have the light of the TMPS SENSOR ON IN THE DASH WITH THOSE TIRES
The tires wouldn't cause the light to go on it works off of wheel speed. Whenever you get air or change tires you can just reset the tpms in setting menu and your good to go
@@DanVilla7 ok thanks so what springs do u have on
@@richardvigil3485 h&r
@@DanVilla7 do u have the oem springs h&r or the sport ones
Bro, that change doesn't get transmission issues later on?
How so? All 4 tires are the same size. Only way would be to have say have a donut and a regular tire in the front and that has the potential to damage your transmission because the axels are spinning at 2 different speeds
Do u think 265/35/19 will fit? Standard oem wheel?
265 is probably the widest you should go on an 8.5 wheel
Ok cool trying to get better traction wider tire
great video will keep that in mind when I need tires. You know when I bought my 21 platinum white pearl sport 2.0 in June I immediately took stock wheels and Michelin primacys off sold them for 1500 and I ordered 19 inch Honda accessory black glint wheels and ordered stock tire size 235-40-19 continental pure contacts LS. When I got wheels the sticker that came with wheels for tires size and psi said 245-35-19 I was confused why Honda recommends that size for the glints and 235 -40 for the stock sports.
Thanks! Yeah that is odd. The larger size helps ride quality and traction so it's a win win
Hey man can I use 245/40/19 in front and 225/40/19 in rear on honda accord 2018 sports
How many miles did the OEM goodyear last before it started wearing out?
Got 22k out of them
@@farhadk4920 no they were shot that's why i changed them
why you didn't go with 255/40/19 ?
Would be too tall of a side wall, plus will buldge out on sides. 255/35/19 would be the correct aspect ratio for that size.
@@DanVilla7 I am about to buy tires on my 18 accord sport I have spacers 25/30mm I think 255's gonna stick out too much, I'd go with 245's just like you, what you think?
@@miltonbernal7344 I think it's a good move I did it. If you want wider go 255/35/19 like I said previously
@@DanVilla7 I think 245 would be wide enough, I don't want my car looks like go kart lol
I ifell my 2019 Honda sport to hard on big holes with 235/40/19 I want to try upgrade
It will make all the difference
Nice tires! I've had performance Generals before and loved them, but also felt they wore faster possibly because the rubber they use is a tad softer. I wanted to ask you have you had any rubbing during turning luck to lock with the wider tires & spacers?
Thanks! I haven't had an issue with rubbing under any circumstance with this setup. The car is also lowered on H&R Sport Springs
@@DanVilla7 Awesome...thanks for the info. I'm running the Eibach lowering springs that are similar and no spacers. I'll probably go with the 245 size on my next set of tires. Thank you sir!
Are those the xl load range? Thank for the video , I'd like to know cause I just ordered them
Yes mine are
@@DanVilla7 i love the tires !! Size 245 instread of the oem 235 is the way to go!! When im turning i dont feel like im gonna digg into the rims!!! Good safe feeling
Can you get this tire size without modifications?
Absolutely
Can 245 fit in the stock rims that it comes with? Isn’t stock tire 235 for accord?
These are the stock wheels. It's just an upsize
would u happen to know the weight of your rim and tire?
I believe they are around 60lbs give or take. These tires were actually 1lb less than the oem Goodyears according to tirerack
@@DanVilla7 thx alot
My car is not equipped with 20mm spacers, can I use 245/40r19?
absolutely!
Nice car bro , Why u didn’t go wider ? I have the same car I’am thinking to go 265/35/19
Thanks! The car is Stage 2 and I'm having traction issues. A 265/35/19 on the oem wheel will be too wide going to need aftermarket wheels for that
Do these rub in front? I know factory tires are 235 40 r19 .. i was thinking of going with 245
No rubbing at all and I'm lowered
Hello! What kind of tire shine do you use ?
Turtle wax wet and black tire shine. I just grabbed it one day because it was cheap. Turns out it works pretty well.
www.walmart.com/ip/Turtle-Wax-50804-Wet-N-Black-Tire-Shine-Trigger-23-oz/21586097
@@DanVilla7 thank you !
what was the tire size of the old tires?
235/40/19
I have those on my 6-6 07 sedan, they're nice tires for the price, also are you still on the eibach pro springs? your car looks lower
Yes still on my H&R sports. The slightly larger sidewall seemed to fill a little more of the wheel gap.
I like the fact they say 45k miles treat my last 20k normal driving
How wide are the stock wheels?
They are 8.5" wide
Tires look sharp 😍 how much were they? My Malibu takes the same size. Also, I appreciate a clean car 😂
Thanks! I got them for $185 a tire mounted and balanced. Yeah man gotta keep em clean, dirt drives me nuts!
@@DanVilla7 Shortly after buying my car I purchased a set of Pirelli Cinturato Strada Sport all season tires and they ended up being $980 out the door 😭 not doing that again. I’ll be waiting for your full review to see how those grip. I’m sick of spinning off the line 😂
Look sweet my man ... Those tints looks sick
Thank you!
Hey man just wondering can I run 255/45 tires on a 18x8 wheels on my 19 accord?(I understand it will have a slight bulge but I’m okay with that,mainly concerned on fitment and rubbing)
Here a link to a tire size calculator . This should help you figure it out
tiresize.com/calculator/
@@DanVilla7 thanks man it helped.
Hey I just got a accord sport 2017 with 245/45r18s tires and every time that I go through a bump I can hear the tires rubbing against something... can anyone tell me why? Also for some reason the previous owner put snow tires in the rear... ( it's a FWD 🤷♂️)
All depends if you have aftermarket wheels with a different offset or even aftermarket suspension.
Sounds like an open cockpit🙃
I’m copying!
Hahah nice
Really awesome thanks.. I'm looking for new tires.
Just bought my wife a 2020 with 24000 miles on it.
Drop in a drop in K&N filter.
running mid grade.
Bout to get the K tune stage 2.
I'm 45 generation X.
I don't think you can do better than this 4 door grocery getter as a sleeper!
I'm down in Palm Coast Florida.
I can't tell you how many people we see from New Jersey here!lol!
You should come on down the only thing looked down upon is voting for democrats.
When running a tune, only run premium fuel. I'm from NY Jersey is another world.... haha
why didn't you go with a 255-40-19? Those would have fit a stock rim... and would be wider also.
Didn't want too much tire buldge from the sides and the sidewall would have been taller. 255/35/19 would be better but still may have some buldge
235/40/19 correction.
You just added more weight to a already heavy rims in a 4 cylinder car
I'm sorry but you are incorrect. The oem Goodyears in 235 40 19 weigh 25lbs. This General Gmax AS-05 245 40 19 weighs 24lbs so the would be 1lb less per corner
Dude, the wind. Couldn't even hear
Yeah a few parts got a little rough. Mother nature wouldn't cooperate with me lol
i got these on my 2010 535i xdrive they are GOOD for the money.. not better then Michelin..
What a horrible audio! Otherwise an interesting video.
Could I go 255/40/19 winter tires on stock rims? Thanks
Yeah there are some people running that size. The side wall and overall diameter will be greater
@@DanVilla7 how ya doin brother. I have a 2019 accord touring. Will winter tires...225/45/19 fit on the Touring OEM rims or is that tire to narrow. The car comes with 234/40/19...thanks