195/55 R15 on 2001 V6 EX-L

[Mikey]

V6 sedans were 15s? Are you sure...?

 

[djslik]

Well my V6 Sedan has 15's, but I'm not sure about anyone else. I may have to give it a shot soon though. My car is pulling to one side slightly due to tire wear. I can swap tires to see if it goes away completely, but I might have to just jump to new tires. I'm replacing the transmission as well so I don't have the coin for the new tires immediately.

 

[RedRyder]

EX-V6 coupes are the only 6GA’s that got 16’s.

NInja edit: FAQ http://www.6thgenaccord.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4576

 

[Mikey]

Guess Im just used to my EX coupe superiority. Figured the rest of the v6 guys enjoyed such luxuries as well, lol.

 

[RedRyder]

Yea, 16" wheels. Spoil me rotten.

 

[Mikey]

 

[bRaZEn_407]

When I got my '02 coupe I was so disappointed because I found out there was no feasible manual swap (back in '06). Then I realized I lucked out because tons of people want these things that come on an '02 EX-V6 Coupe...

- '02 Coupe Front bumper & fogs
- '02 Coupe Seats/Headrests
- Charcoal Leather interior
- 16" Stock wheels
- The sexiest 6GA Gauge Cluster, (Grey w/ Red needles)

 

[619rcr]

You wont have a problem. My car was OEM fitted with 195 65 15s. I upgraded to 205 60 15s when I bought it, and now run 225 50 15s. Theres is no damage to ABS. Just keep all 4 the same size. You will only have a slightly diff rolling diameter. Speedo is the only thing that may be negligibly affected. But IMO 195s are weak sauce. go wider, not smaller.

Discounttire has a tire fittment calculator that can tell you the difference in speed for diff sizes. Its really simple.
http://www.discounttiredirect.com/direct/brochure/info/tmpInfoTireMath.jsp