Can I put rim size 195/65/r15et47 on Honda civic 195/65/r15 46?
Can I put rim size 195/65/r15et47 on Honda civic 195/65/r15 46?
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Because it's you. I'm gonna say YES!
OK, first of all make sure the PCD (wheel lug nut hole spacing diameter) and the no. Of holes is the same (5 x 114.3 from memory - maybe 4x114.3 depending what year your civic is) and the centre bore of the new rim must be the same as your hub. If it's too big the wheel will be hanging off the bolts which will be under incredible load and may fail. Modern wheels are usually designed to hang off the hub (ie. Hub-centric). If the centre bore is too small, the wheel won't go on. The 46/47 number refers to the offset of the wheel. Offset is the distance between the inner mounting face of the rim to the centreline of the wheel. You have a 1mm difference, so it's unlikely to be a problem unless the new rims are hella wide. I'm hoping you will fit the same size wheel to each corner, not have an "odd" on one corner. Anything that potentially affects the stability of your car can come back to bite you if you have an accident. But saying that, it's doubtful you or anyone else will notice the difference.
Hi so i see you have your facts wrong as it is either a series 40 or 50. And that is an illegal tire.
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