18's on a civic

[child_racer]

18's are possible....if you put enough into suspension it'll fit without rubbing (most people cheap out on it though) 18's without a kit looks tooo weird, a body kit helps hide the huge size of the rims. Pot holes are a factory regardless what size wheels you're runnin'.....if you're smart, you'll have insurance coverage on your larger wheels like myself. I bend one, do a curb check, or blow a tire im covered. Just be smart about it, dont do a rediculous drop if you plan on driving it daily, and dont be cheap about it or you'll regret it (just my 2 cents)

 

[ImportFan1]

IMO i wouldnt go ne bigger than a 17 18s t tacky and get bent very easy. i would suggest a 16 or 17 i have 15s and i think they r a bit small so im gettin a set of 17s after i get my kit on

 

[IGotASlowCivic]

I have 17's and they slow my pos down bunches.

 

[$lick Rick]

18's are possible....if you put enough into suspension it'll fit without rubbing (most people cheap out on it though) 18's without a kit looks tooo weird, a body kit helps hide the huge size of the rims. Pot holes are a factory regardless what size wheels you're runnin'.....if you're smart, you'll have insurance coverage on your larger wheels like myself. I bend one, do a curb check, or blow a tire im covered. Just be smart about it, dont do a rediculous drop if you plan on driving it daily, and dont be cheap about it or you'll regret it (just my 2 cents)

even with the proper suspension you'd have to roll your fenders with 18's unless you somehow found the right bodykit. with my 16's and 45 series tires i rub when i turn lock to lock but not when cornering due to my tire tuck, and that's with a 2" drop doing it the right way. 18's are usually wide as hell especially if they're 3 piece

 

[baby99si]

Yeah for the track and such no bigger then 16's, if your just maken looks do whatever floats your boat.

 

[$lick Rick]

where's that pic of the civic with 20's when you need it eh?

 

[joe7987]

where's that pic of the civic with 20's when you need it eh?

I would love to see that so I could show my friend.... He wants to put 20's on his civic... f**kin dumbass...

 

[Melt]

I would love to see that so I could show my friend.... He wants to put 20's on his civic... f**kin dumbass...

ive seen 22's on a old ass kia ... wish i had my camera with me that day ... damn thing had more ground clearnece than an explorer! (then again explorers have the weakest ground clearence of any suv out there)

 

[MPorter]

I am just curious on how well 18's fit on civics? Do they rub much or not? Cuz I have seen alot of 18's that I am really thinking about purchasing but do not kno how they'll fit.

I have 18" ADR racing rim 10 spoke (silver) with a polished lip and they look really good on my silver paint job , it isn't lowered or anything (Yet). I would pos a pic but I don't know how?

 

[child_racer]

even with the proper suspension you'd have to roll your fenders with 18's unless you somehow found the right bodykit. with my 16's and 45 series tires i rub when i turn lock to lock but not when cornering due to my tire tuck, and that's with a 2" drop doing it the right way. 18's are usually wide as hell especially if they're 3 piece

i got 17's on my civic too, but i got tein suspension strapped on. with my wheel completely to one side i still dont rub on my tires. no tucking, no rolled fenders. maybe i just lucked out?

 

[baby99si]

I have 18" ADR racing rim 10 spoke (silver) with a polished lip and they look really good on my silver paint job , it isn't lowered or anything (Yet). I would pos a pic but I don't know how?

Ewwwwwwwwwwww

 

[munky]

18s on a civic is pure stupidity.. waaayy too big, it'll rub really bad, unless you do some fender cutting or something...... plus it just looks really bad b/c a civic is small, and 18"s are just way too big..

 

[kpjuni]

i have 18's on my civic, they dont rub. they run just fine. wrapped with 215/35's .. pretty strong tire too.. i think 18's on civic look good..
all in what you want man. a lot of people dont think 18's look good on a civic, but i do.. all in personal opinion..

 

[loccusst]

You didn't want to put tires on the rims right.....they'll fit if you don't,...jk.

 

[child_racer]

i have 18's on my civic, they dont rub. they run just fine. wrapped with 215/35's .. pretty strong tire too.. i think 18's on civic look good..
all in what you want man. a lot of people dont think 18's look good on a civic, but i do.. all in personal opinion..

dude you gotta learn that the majority of people on CC dont give a sh*t about another drivers personal opinion or style......they usually do what "everyone is doing" its all fad related info on here

 

[baby99si]

dude you gotta learn that the majority of people on CC dont give a sh*t about another drivers personal opinion or style......they usually do what "everyone is doing" its all fad related info on here

Yeah alot of people do jump on the bandwagon here, but 18's on a civ just dont look good.IMO.

 

[lanojp1]

18s look pretty good on 7th gen civics, they offer a bigger wheel well tho...

this is my friends civic lowered 3 inchs w/ 18 inch rims...no rubbing...

 

[$lick Rick]

dude you gotta learn that the majority of people on CC dont give a sh*t about another drivers personal opinion or style......they usually do what "everyone is doing" its all fad related info on here

hahahahha HAHAHAHA so you're saying that putting big rims on pretty much anything ISN'T just a fad? if you put 18's on a civic your car will looked jacked up hardcore without ALOT more mods. if you want 6" of ground clearence then go ahead and get 18's

 

[never2old]

i have 18's on my civic, they dont rub. they run just fine. wrapped with 215/35's .. pretty strong tire too.. i think 18's on civic look good..
all in what you want man. a lot of people dont think 18's look good on a civic, but i do.. all in personal opinion..

I second this post. I had 18's on my hatch and i think it looked dope....Slight rub in front only if you turned all the way. How often do you do that though??? In the back I trimmed the metal in the fender-well to make sure it didnt rub. With the right suspension and lowering, 18's are perfect

 

[civicex23]

Yea I think 18's just arent practical. They do look nice if done right but I think 17's are the highest you should go. Good luck.