 Doctor OldsI Need A Remedy For What's Ailing Me.Premium,VIP
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1970 442 W30
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2 edits | reply to pitroad01
Re: Tire size question And this is a Civic 4-Door Sedan, correct?
Which one in the Yellow highlighted image below is yours?
There is a 185/70-14 that is used on these 2 Models:
»www.tirerack.com/tires/SelectTir···ModClar=
Original Equipment Sizes for 2005 Honda Civic Value Package Coupe
Description Size
Original Equipment Size 1: 185/70-14
»www.tirerack.com/tires/SelectTir···ModClar=
Original Equipment Sizes for 2005 Honda Civic Value Package Sedan
Description Size
Original Equipment Size: 185/70-14 |
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| My Civic is a 4DR EX SE (4 speed automatic)
I have the original sticker and it says :
Special Edition Features Include:
AM/FM 6-Disk in-dash CD audio System with 6 Speakers & MP3 Playback
Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel
15" X 6.0" 15-Spoke Alloy Wheels
Wing Spoiler
The car was built in Canada and sold at a dealer in North Carolina. A private Honda garage was able to research the VIN and found that it was built with 15" wheels. The sticker says it had P195/60 R15 87H All-Season Tires. |
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Doctor OldsI Need A Remedy For What's Ailing Me.Premium,VIP
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1970 442 W30
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1 edit | said by pitroad01:My Civic is a 4DR EX SE (4 speed automatic) I have the original sticker and it says : The sticker says it had P195/60 R15 87H All-Season Tires. Then you should have returned to Dealer when you determined the tires/rims were not the correct OE size.
»www.tiresizecalculator.info/
quote:
Original tire [195/60R15]
Sidewall: 4.61 in
Radius: 12.11 in
Diameter: 24.21 in
Circumf: 76.07 in
Revs/mile: 832.96
New Tire [185/60R14]
Sidewall: 4.37 in
Radius: 11.37 in
Diameter: 22.74 in
Circumf: 71.44 in
Revs/mile: 886.89
Speedometer reading with new tire is 6.08% too fast.
When your speedometer is reading 60mph you are actually traveling 56.11mph.
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