I'm running Weds Mavericks 1410S on their SL Disk Type. 20x10 +38 offset. 255/35 Falken ZE960s. Lowered on Riaction Coiovers 1.5 inches. The wheels sit flush with the fender, straight down. No poke. Rears camber about 2 degrees. I had room and should've went +35 offset for a tiny poke.
I got dr-80s in 17s on my Accord LX and tried to exchange for 18s 2 days later and I couldn’t lol so I’m sticking with them for awhile but definitely want to size up. Look good just a little small
I put 275/35/r19 on the original sport rims . They offer a half inch more protection than the original tire. Will prevent rim scraping. Make sure the total diameter is the same some total diameters may be a little different if it is the same it will prevent your TPMS sensor from going off.
Soo, on the second option (8.5) a narrower wheel wheel keep the same tire width? Im playing it cus Im using this fitment on the new accord 2023. Hope there isnt much difference. Im gambling
@@Littlefool326 The ride is the same basically, but better handling & better grip. I stayed with 40's because they fill the wheel wells better and look a lot better than stock. I was planning on 20 inch rims, but I needed tires bad and the wheels I wanted were on national back order. Now I will just buy 19 inch wheels and swap the tires. Ride quality was not a concern for me. My original plan was 20x10's with 275/35/20. I have been modding the car & care more about grip and handling than a smooth ride.
If you can find rims that are lighter than 25 lbs (the stock wheel's weight), it'll counter the negatives. It'll definitely improve handling and traction with a bigger rim. If you have any additional mods, you wont have to worry about acceleration being affected
Excess negative camber to try and tuck in the top of the wheels looks ridiculous and says “I don’t know how to fit wheels to a car.” And it wears out the inside of the tires only, reduces traction and ride quality.
going 22's would be just stupid and you'd burn more gas and put more stress on the cvt. that'd be an expensive waste of time and money. but i did find someone that actually did put 22's on it. th-cam.com/video/oxRjtur6iTQ/w-d-xo.html
I'm running Weds Mavericks 1410S on their SL Disk Type. 20x10 +38 offset. 255/35 Falken ZE960s. Lowered on Riaction Coiovers 1.5 inches. The wheels sit flush with the fender, straight down. No poke. Rears camber about 2 degrees. I had room and should've went +35 offset for a tiny poke.
I got dr-80s in 17s on my Accord LX and tried to exchange for 18s 2 days later and I couldn’t lol so I’m sticking with them for awhile but definitely want to size up. Look good just a little small
What about 18s on a 10th generation Honda? Or the 18 inch look good lowered about 2 inches
wassup! would I have problems with 19x9.5 +12 on factory height im worried that I have too much offset
Looking to swap my 17” accord exl (2018) rims with civic si 18x8. Will these fit?
Later replay but make sure the offset can fit and the bolt pattern is a 5x114.3
Do you guys have a link to a rear camber kit that you would suggest to use?
20s on the touring 😍
Would 19X9.5 +35 offset fit?
I put 275/35/r19 on the original sport rims . They offer a half inch more protection than the original tire. Will prevent rim scraping. Make sure the total diameter is the same some total diameters may be a little different if it is the same it will prevent your TPMS sensor from going off.
Nice, can you drop a picture? Is there are any rubbing?
@jibrinebang no rubbing
@jibrinebang 1/2 extra past rims. It is stated that 355 is the max
@@ballisticexoskeleton I want to run either 265-40-19 or 275s just afraid of rubbing
dude I just want lighter 17s on mine 21 Hybrid Touring, these 19s are heavy af. Can the hybrid take any 17x8.5 wheel and tire combo??
Soo, on the second option (8.5) a narrower wheel wheel keep the same tire width? Im playing it cus Im using this fitment on the new accord 2023. Hope there isnt much difference. Im gambling
Got a 2021 1.5 LX sedan what would look nice on them?
Can you show a few 10th Gen with air suspension
I got 3 6th gens all rocking 225/55/17
anyone fitted 245/45/18 on your 8.5j rims before? any issues?
20x9 245/30 dropped 2.1” no rub 🤙🏻
What would be the largest size of tires that could be used on stock rims?
2019 Honda Accord Sport
the video basically answered that question, it would be 20', any bigger and you'd have roll or tuck the fenders. Let alone, a camber kit.
@@Macskinny76 That's not what he asked.
I have 255/40/19 Michelin pilot sport AS 4 on my 2020 sport
Stock wheels, no spacers, stock suspension.
They fit easily, zero problems.
@@clarkkent9634 how’s the ride quality? Is that why you went with a 40 sidewall instead of 35 I was considering the same tires
@@Littlefool326 The ride is the same basically, but better handling & better grip.
I stayed with 40's because they fill the wheel wells better and look a lot better than stock.
I was planning on 20 inch rims, but I needed tires bad and the wheels I wanted were on national back order.
Now I will just buy 19 inch wheels and swap the tires.
Ride quality was not a concern for me.
My original plan was 20x10's with 275/35/20.
I have been modding the car & care more about grip and handling than a smooth ride.
Ww have a 2019 2.0t touring on factory 235/40/19 and want to swit h over to 235/45/18s for a more comfortable ride, and cheaper tires
I have a accord I was thinking bout going with 22’s
What would fit my 2018, I’m leaning towards 19x8
U could go wider
They look sick on Rotiform KPS in 19s
You kinda don't want to go with something too sporty with this car imo
Rotiforms looks great on these!🤘
Will the 1.5 affect it as in forcing the engine more becuase rims are heavy ?
If you can find rims that are lighter than 25 lbs (the stock wheel's weight), it'll counter the negatives. It'll definitely improve handling and traction with a bigger rim. If you have any additional mods, you wont have to worry about acceleration being affected
Yes thank you! I drive a white 10th gen
But with 30mm spacers 😬
I have a pearl white so this vid is perfect 🫡
doesn't going wider tires or bigger wheels cause strain on the CVT?
Get a 2.0
Do 20x11 fit? 2022 accord sport?
It's possible for the rear with the right offset
I have 18s on mine
What size was thinking of getting 18.9.5 os 22
@@ayyoblazer9777I believe mines are 18 8.5 im not sure but go bigger if anything because normal stocks fitment sit a little inside
What are the wheel specs
We need size 18’s and bigger wall tires on these accord pothole eating me alive lol
Excess negative camber to try and tuck in the top of the wheels looks ridiculous and says “I don’t know how to fit wheels to a car.” And it wears out the inside of the tires only, reduces traction and ride quality.
Now go super extreme, u know there's a couple on there with 22's.
going 22's would be just stupid and you'd burn more gas and put more stress on the cvt. that'd be an expensive waste of time and money. but i did find someone that actually did put 22's on it. th-cam.com/video/oxRjtur6iTQ/w-d-xo.html
No love for 18s on these?
i honestly was thinking of 18's, it's give it a better ride and less wear on the gas performance.
Yeah, I feel the same way too. I just wish I could see a video on the accord
Ain't nothing wrong with 18"s wrapped in decent rubber then dropped= a clean comfy and head turning ride. 👌🏾
Please redo this video…show different color cars and maybe a lot more options especially color options
Oh lawd who’s the new guy !!! 😂 this was painful to watch tbh and I normally love every video FI makes.
Ya bunch of ricer ronies 😂😂😂