Are these tires suitable for my rims/car?

Agape

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I'm looking to purchase some used tires, however the size of the tires are 195/70/14's
My car requires 185/70/14, however I've been using 185/65/14's.

My question is whether, the rims from my 185/65/14's will be suitable for the 195/70/14, and if my 2001 Civic Sedan LX will comfortably take these tires?

Thanks for your input.
 

Beelzebubba

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Yep.

They'll fit the wheels just fine.

They'll be one centimeter wider and almost 3/4ths of a centimeter taller.
 


Kaotic_Zeus

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im gonna need tires soon too on my stock 15" fat fives. they have 195's stock on them buti was thinking of getting 205's is there any slight difference? i mean should i go with those or stay with stock width? I assume slight better traction.

Will they fit on just fine? is the real question.
 

ryanM

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i think i'm gonna request that jayjay remove the search button. its just taking up space since no one uses it.

205's will fit fine....
 

techlogic31

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first off dont get used tires. tires are the one thing you dont wanna cheap out on. and yes you can fit them. i got 16's and im about to go 225 55 16 just to fill the wheel well. ive seen civics fit 19's
 

cgpEJ6

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They'll fit fine but 195/65/14 would be better if you want a 195 series tire
 

dj_cronic_metal

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tirerack.com yhou can pickup some fuzion hri's for cheap and they are a good handling tire. In fact honestly they were the best tires I ever put on my car. I like them even more than my falken ziex 205/40/ 17's
 

Agape

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Thanks for the responses. I'm actually buying winter tires, that would regularly cost me 500+ for 200.

I had used the search feature, and the wheel/size calculator. However since I'm not all to familiar with offsets and general tire fitting - that info doesn't make the greatest sense. Once again thanks for the responses.
 


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