@@konigwheels if you look back to your video about discussion around a car build, I said not to waste time in that and suggested just getting your most common customer asked cars and show different fitments. Instead of pictures, get a customer car (they get a free set of wheels) and mount and show 3 different fitments, real time . Your “3 levels” is brilliant.
That's a great idea. That's the one component here that we would really like to add to this series, so thank you for the recommendation here. Appreciate you@@RonniegalloGT !
This gives me ease of mind cause I'm planning on doing the same set up, but on stock suspension for now until next spring/early summer when I get coilovers.
I put some 15" wheels from a 2009 Civic onto my 2024 Sport. Less than 10mm of clearance between the inside of the wheel and the brake calipers, but they fit. I'm loving the 5" of sidewall.
Stock 24 civic 18x8.5 +45 too conservative or should I go +38? Looking for a nice clean, but full wheel well with no poke look. Love this video concept!
Would 18 inch tires that were from a Honda accord fit on a 2022 Honda civic ex? Because my car uses 17 inch tires but I’m not sure if the other tires will fit
What is the smallest wheel size that will fit to help with extremely poor roads in upstate New York where the pavement is all broken and this severe frost heaves
You could go with a 16". Just make sure you maintain your overall rolling diameter. Also, Tire Rack has a great tire configurator option that can assist you in giving the exact tire options to look at.
Ironically I want a fatter sidewall and a better turning radius. The low profile tires on my 2.0L NA engine is just a little bit ridiculous, even if I think Honda picked a nice rim for them. It's not a high performance car, although admittedly I don't know how much the low profile tire is boosting it's handling and braking performance over a smaller wheel
I think a lot of people at our office would agree with you. However, tire sizing can be a bit of a personal preference. If you want BIG wheels, you gotta make a sacrifice on the tire sidewall height so that you maintain the proper Overall Rolling Diameter.
I got some ESR rims 18x8.5 +30 offset. Could I use the OEM stock tires on these or would I need to buy new tires? If so what tire size would you recommend? I have a 22’ civic sport with 235/40/R18 stock tire/rim.
Use a tire sizing calculator to make it easy. Check out Tire Rack's website, they have a good tool for this. Most important thing you need to be sure of is maintaining the proper overall rolling diameter. We also make a bunch of videos specifically on this topic on our channel. Let us know if you need any help.
No issues there. As mentioned in the video, he can go up to 18" in diameter without any problems as long as he stays within the proper recommendations for width and offset.
We always recommend buying the correct sized wheel and tire setup, but in this case yes, the 20mm would space the wheel outbound more and make it look more like an 18 x 9 et35.
absolutely. Switching to lighter wheels can have numerous affects to the way your car handles. We've done videos specifically about this if you're thinking about buying a set of wheels atm. Search "weight" on our RUclips channel.
@@konigwheels ok I will take a look at the videos. I just want to preserve the stock rims during the winter. Thank you for the quick response. I might have more questions but first I'll look into the video
I want to get aftermarket suspension on my 24 civic sport. I have the 18 inch rims but i want good suspension. Can anyone give me some good ones that would fit my car. Thanks
@@TheHockey1980 Jim in our office runs an 11th Gen as well. We would say take a look at some BC Racing options, they're always a great starting point for coilovers.
Jim's civic, the gray one pictured in the video is running 18 x 9.5 ET35 on 245s with no rubbing issues at all. 245 would be your widest size without rubbing or body mods.
I really want to put 245 tires or 255s but I want it to be flush. Would 18x9.5 fit flush with that or should I do 18x8.5. I really don’t want to do any modifications. I drive a 22 civic, any recommendations would be great.
Our salesman Jim has an 11th gen, the grey one pictured in this video at 08:12 . He runs a 255, 18 x 9.5 ET40 and you can see the fitment is aggressive but pretty perfect.
I just purchased a 2024 Honda Civic EXL hatchback. It came with 17 inch stock wheels and I would like to go up to a 19 inch wheel. It is too low to the ground and I want to lift the car up a couple of inches. Anyone know if I would be going too far by going up to a 19 inch tire size?
With that sized wheel, you're gonna see two things happen: the wheel will poke pretty aggressively, and the tire sizing will need to have a very thin sidewall. Closest tire would be a 255 / 35 / 19 but we would really recommend a different sized wheel to start.
does anyone know if an 18×11" would fit on a 2018 honda civic sport hatchback? im looking at these " XT-006R Black w/ Machined Spokes Wheel 18x11 +8 5x114.3 " but they seem super wide. dont know if theyd fit my civic
We definitely would not recommend even trying that and you will most likely run into inbound clearance issues, not to mention the fitment will be completely off.
I have the '22 Sport Touring stock OEM. From what you are saying the "Blades" wheelset from the Accord with 19"x8.5" and 5x114.3 bolt pattern will fit with no issues other than purchasing the correct tire?
@konigwheels In your professional opinion with a 18x8.5 ET35 wheel and lowered with eibach pro kit with a 1.2" Front | 1.0" Rear drop, what will be the widdest tire sizes we could fit in without rubbing?
@konigwheels In your professional opinion would an 18x9.5 ET22 on 235/40 tires fit if the car were to be lowered about an inch front and back with coilovers? I would like to have some poke fitment. Also what issues do ya’ll think I’ll run into?
Jim's civic in this video runs an ET40 at that spec and he has a slight poke. At a ET22, you'll see a pretty heavy poke, also, you'll more than likely encounter rubbing. We would suggest going with a different size altogether here. There's a reason we don't include this in our suggested options in this video.
i dont care what this guy says i got a 19x9.5 +22 ima camber it and ill tell u how it goes and also im tire stretching im going 225/35 i have pictures on fitment industries in a few months
And that's perfectly fine, but as you mentioned - you're stretching your tire. That's not something we would ever condone, so your fitment wouldn't fall under something we would recommend to our viewers. We never said it's not possible outside of our ranges.
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Is this your first video of these type, specific car fitment videos? This should be your bread and butter.
Yes, this is our first episode of a new series. Thanks for letting us know, we'll be doing a lot more of these!
@@konigwheels if you look back to your video about discussion around a car build, I said not to waste time in that and suggested just getting your most common customer asked cars and show different fitments. Instead of pictures, get a customer car (they get a free set of wheels) and mount and show 3 different fitments, real time . Your “3 levels” is brilliant.
That's a great idea. That's the one component here that we would really like to add to this series, so thank you for the recommendation here. Appreciate you@@RonniegalloGT !
18x9.5 +38 on a 235/40 is perfect for lowered 11th gen civics for anyone wondering
Thanks for weighing in with personal experience. We agree, that's a great fitment for the 11th Gen.
This gives me ease of mind cause I'm planning on doing the same set up, but on stock suspension for now until next spring/early summer when I get coilovers.
I’ve been in 11th gen civic groups for a while and imo for the best fitment for these cars will be 18x9.5 +30 might rub a bit possibly
+30 are going to be outside the wheel wells.
Im running ESR CS15 18X9.5 +35 | VERCELLI STRADA II 235/40 and they fit my 22 civic hatchback so good!
I got some ESR CS3 18x8.5 +30 off set for free….would using the stock tires be ok or would I need to buy new tires (if so, what size ?)
@@benjamingrzeszczak7177stock tires fine
I personally have a 24’ sport hatchback and ordered some wed kranze cerb 3’s with specs 19x8.5+25 and 19x8.5+36
I put some 15" wheels from a 2009 Civic onto my 2024 Sport. Less than 10mm of clearance between the inside of the wheel and the brake calipers, but they fit. I'm loving the 5" of sidewall.
thats rlly small tho
@@theDrzhivargo I couldn't care less. I'm getting better fuel economy, a better ride, and the tires are quieter, not to mention cheaper.
@@Grafyte i wanna go 18"
@theDrzhivargo There are legitimate reasons to want 18s but none of them apply to me. Happy motoring!
@@Grafyte 15 would be smaller than the lx wheels
My Si is 18x9.5 et 38 (work emotions) 255/35 on springs and I love the fitment, get a good alignment she’ll look proper
How many inches did you lower Front and back??
I sit on a 19x10.5+12 with 215/35/18 tires. Like he said it takes you down a path. But I guess being bagged helps 😂
Stock 24 civic 18x8.5 +45 too conservative or should I go +38? Looking for a nice clean, but full wheel well with no poke look. Love this video concept!
You should be good to go with +45. Not overly conservative.
I want to put 20 x8.5 et35. Im not aure of what tire size would work with them. Please help. Thanks
I have 20x8.5 235/35/20 it fits good
Would 18 inch tires that were from a Honda accord fit on a 2022 Honda civic ex? Because my car uses 17 inch tires but I’m not sure if the other tires will fit
When it comes to Tire sizing, diameter is one thing you need to maintain.
What is the smallest wheel size that will fit to help with extremely poor roads in upstate New York where the pavement is all broken and this severe frost heaves
You could go with a 16". Just make sure you maintain your overall rolling diameter. Also, Tire Rack has a great tire configurator option that can assist you in giving the exact tire options to look at.
Ironically I want a fatter sidewall and a better turning radius. The low profile tires on my 2.0L NA engine is just a little bit ridiculous, even if I think Honda picked a nice rim for them.
It's not a high performance car, although admittedly I don't know how much the low profile tire is boosting it's handling and braking performance over a smaller wheel
I think a lot of people at our office would agree with you. However, tire sizing can be a bit of a personal preference. If you want BIG wheels, you gotta make a sacrifice on the tire sidewall height so that you maintain the proper Overall Rolling Diameter.
looking for spoon rims. kinda wanna go stock look what size wheels and tires will make it flush? 🙏 and thanks.
Did you watch the video?
I got some ESR rims 18x8.5 +30 offset. Could I use the OEM stock tires on these or would I need to buy new tires? If so what tire size would you recommend?
I have a 22’ civic sport with 235/40/R18 stock tire/rim.
Yeah those tires will be fine
would be cool to see what fits 11th Gen Accord
The fitments will actually be very similar to those shown here for the 11th Gen Civic.
I'm still very confused how to match a tire to the wheel.
Use a tire sizing calculator to make it easy. Check out Tire Rack's website, they have a good tool for this. Most important thing you need to be sure of is maintaining the proper overall rolling diameter.
We also make a bunch of videos specifically on this topic on our channel. Let us know if you need any help.
With 18x8.5 +40 should I run 235/40 or 245/40? Looking to lower it an inch or so in the future.
I would do 245/40
Would 40/235 tires fit 19x8.5 rims well even if i have it lowered?????
Shouldn't be a problem. The offset should be around ET40 I'm guessing?
My son have a Honda Civic 2022 LX, the car have a 16” wheels. So if he wants a honda 18” wheels, he will not have any issues?
No issues there. As mentioned in the video, he can go up to 18" in diameter without any problems as long as he stays within the proper recommendations for width and offset.
Will a 18x8 et 35 work with a 20 mm spacer?
We always recommend buying the correct sized wheel and tire setup, but in this case yes, the 20mm would space the wheel outbound more and make it look more like an 18 x 9 et35.
Does weight matter? . I want replacement rims for my new car but I want to be able to swap them out during the winter
absolutely. Switching to lighter wheels can have numerous affects to the way your car handles. We've done videos specifically about this if you're thinking about buying a set of wheels atm. Search "weight" on our RUclips channel.
@@konigwheels ok I will take a look at the videos. I just want to preserve the stock rims during the winter. Thank you for the quick response. I might have more questions but first I'll look into the video
I want to get aftermarket suspension on my 24 civic sport. I have the 18 inch rims but i want good suspension. Can anyone give me some good ones that would fit my car. Thanks
Depends on your price point and what you're looking for. You could go either lowering springs, or a nice set of coilovers. Is this your daily?
@@konigwheels I was thinking Coilovers cause it is my daily, What do you think?
@@TheHockey1980 Jim in our office runs an 11th Gen as well. We would say take a look at some BC Racing options, they're always a great starting point for coilovers.
@@konigwheels Which ones does he use? And is his lowered?
@@TheHockey1980 His is the civic pictured at 8:12 in this video. He's on lowering springs made by Tein.
will 18x9 +35 235/40/18 rub?
Jim's civic, the gray one pictured in the video is running 18 x 9.5 ET35 on 245s with no rubbing issues at all. 245 would be your widest size without rubbing or body mods.
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This is a really great and helpful video for someone who is looking at aftermarket wheels for the first time!
I have a 24 hatchback sport by the way
I really want to put 245 tires or 255s but I want it to be flush. Would 18x9.5 fit flush with that or should I do 18x8.5. I really don’t want to do any modifications. I drive a 22 civic, any recommendations would be great.
Our salesman Jim has an 11th gen, the grey one pictured in this video at 08:12 . He runs a 255, 18 x 9.5 ET40 and you can see the fitment is aggressive but pretty perfect.
looking to lower the car just over an inch and looking to add 19" wheels what would be a good width, offset and tire size?
Around a 19 x 8" ET 35-40, with a 245/35/R19.
@@konigwheels will these specs work with 8.5" wide?
I just purchased a 2024 Honda Civic EXL hatchback. It came with 17 inch stock wheels and I would like to go up to a 19 inch wheel. It is too low to the ground and I want to lift the car up a couple of inches. Anyone know if I would be going too far by going up to a 19 inch tire size?
Would a 18x8.75 +35 wheel causing any rubbing? Also any tips on what size range of tire i should get for this wheel?
We don’t want stock parameter. 18x9.0 or 18x9.5. Tires looks awesome
23 civic sport touring comes with 18x8 50mm offset.
Is Jim's car lowered?
Yes, lowering springs.
I have a 19x9.5 with a 22 offset not sure what size tire to get and will I really have any trouble?
With that sized wheel, you're gonna see two things happen: the wheel will poke pretty aggressively, and the tire sizing will need to have a very thin sidewall.
Closest tire would be a 255 / 35 / 19 but we would really recommend a different sized wheel to start.
Please do the new Nissan Sentra too!
does anyone know if an 18×11" would fit on a 2018 honda civic sport hatchback? im looking at these " XT-006R Black w/ Machined Spokes Wheel 18x11 +8 5x114.3 " but they seem super wide. dont know if theyd fit my civic
We definitely would not recommend even trying that and you will most likely run into inbound clearance issues, not to mention the fitment will be completely off.
I have the '22 Sport Touring stock OEM. From what you are saying the "Blades" wheelset from the Accord with 19"x8.5" and 5x114.3 bolt pattern will fit with no issues other than purchasing the correct tire?
They do fit I have them on my car same size tires that come on it they're basically Honda Accord rims yes they fit perfectly no rubbing
2024 Civic Hatchback Touring. What is the best tire size for 18x9.5 et +38. Lowered with tien or eibach springs haven't decided yet.
the grey civic at 08:12 is 18 x 9.5" ET40 on tien lowering springs. It's on 255s.
18" 9.5J ET45 Can it be installed and used normally?
I'm worried about ET38 being too much widen
One of our salesman, Jim runs 18 x 9.5 ET40 on his 11th gen and it's already a pretty aggressive fitment. We would recommend 18 x 9.5 ET40.
How about 19x8.5 ET38 it’s that good?and what tire specs you suggest i hope you give me some ideas
I don't believe that's a size we make, but it will work. At that size, it will poke a bit, but a good size would be 235 / 35 / 19.
@konigwheels In your professional opinion with a 18x8.5 ET35 wheel and lowered with eibach pro kit with a 1.2" Front | 1.0" Rear drop, what will be the widdest tire sizes we could fit in without rubbing?
Jim's Civic (pictured in the video) runs a 245 on lowering springs similar to yours. He says 245.
@konigwheels In your professional opinion would an 18x9.5 ET22 on 235/40 tires fit if the car were to be lowered about an inch front and back with coilovers? I would like to have some poke fitment. Also what issues do ya’ll think I’ll run into?
Jim's civic in this video runs an ET40 at that spec and he has a slight poke. At a ET22, you'll see a pretty heavy poke, also, you'll more than likely encounter rubbing.
We would suggest going with a different size altogether here. There's a reason we don't include this in our suggested options in this video.
18x8.5 +35 245/40/18 good for stock and future lowing around an inch?
Good to go with that size.
Is Jim’s SGP with 18x9.5s on stock suspension or is it lowered?
It's on lowering springs.
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Would 19x8.5 +35 fit? 👀👀
Yes. 18 x 8.5" ET35 is our "Slight Flex" recommendation, and you'll be fine at that spec up to even 20".
i dont care what this guy says i got a 19x9.5 +22 ima camber it and ill tell u how it goes and also im tire stretching im going 225/35 i have pictures on fitment industries in a few months
And that's perfectly fine, but as you mentioned - you're stretching your tire. That's not something we would ever condone, so your fitment wouldn't fall under something we would recommend to our viewers. We never said it's not possible outside of our ranges.
bro pls tell me how it’s going i’m abt to the same
@@christianperez-te9tlit fits perfect with some camber adjustments
@@jaydinbrown6907pics?
@@christianperez-te9tlngl I got some triple chrome 3pc wheels 19x9.5 and 19x10+25 and I’m trynna get them on as soon as possible
Im super fan! Love König wheels
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I’m on 18x9.5 and lowered by eibach pro kits. It sits just fine just a slight poke
Size twins lolol. im on stock susp, and heliograms
any rub?
@@daltondeckwa3768how does the stock suspension look, does it still have a pretty aggressive look paired with the new rims?
i’m running 18x9.5 +38 with 255 35 18 on swift springs and i love it. i have a 22’ Si
@ in ig?
What does your year have to do with anything? 22-24 is the same thing.