Honda Civic Tyres

Tyres For Honda Civic

Honda Civic was a mid-range premium sedan from the Japanese automaker, and one of the best-selling cars in the world. The brand officially started selling the Civic in India in 2006, as compared to its global debut in 1972. The 8th generation model had a decent run till 2013 and then the nameplate was resurrected in India with the 10th gen model in 2019.

Based on the all-new platform, the new-gen Civic came with funky and futuristic styling, premium interiors and top-class build quality and construction. The sedan added sporty dynamics to its profile, and as a result, the ride and handling became much superior with the mature suspension and properly sized tyres.

The tyres of the Honda Civic are being produced and sold across the country by major brands, such as CEAT, MRF, Apollo, Bridgestone, Michelin, Goodyear, Pirelli, etc.

The tyres of Civic come equipped with sizes of 15-inch and 16-inch, in a tubeless format and radial construction.

Honda Civic Tyre Sizes

The tyres of the SUV measure 215/55 R16 and 215/50 R17 in size, while the earlier model came with the size of 195/65 R15. The tyres are designed to offer serene and satisfactory performance in cities and highways.

Honda Civic Tyre Prices

If you are looking for tyres for your 2-wheelers, 4-wheelers or commercial vehicle, then tyredekho.com is the right platform. The website offers tyres for Honda Civic in the most reasonable price bracket of Rs. 5000-12,000, approximately and depending on what size your Civic has and the brand you prefer. 

You can also search for tyres using vehicle specifications such as load index, speed rating, and warranty. 

Honda Civic Wheels

The tyres of the Honda Civic are equipped with alloy wheels.

Honda Civic Tyre Pressure

The recommended tyre pressure for the front and rear wheels of the Honda Civic is 35 and 33 psi, respectively.

Honda Civic Variants

Below were the variants available of the Honda Civic sedan.

Honda Civic Specifications and Features

The sedan was powered by a 1.8L petrol engine that produced 141PS and 174Nm, coupled with a CVT gearbox, and the 1.6L i-DTEC diesel unit generating 120PS and 300Nm torque, synced to a 6-speed transmission. The cabin of the Civic was nicely designed, with excellent space and spot-on ergonomics. 

The sedan came well equipped with features such as a 7-inch touchscreen unit with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, dual-zone climate control, remote engine start, sunroof, cruise control, and 8-way power adjustable driver’s seat, among others. Safety features included six airbags, ABS with EBD, ESP, lane watch, reverse camera, etc.