i was wondering if 18s would fit on my integra or is it too big

 

dont go bigger than 16s........

 

i personally think it looks hideous. especially with really thin tires. did you already purchase them?

 

yea i wasnt thinking but would it fit and drives fine

 

yeah they fit and look horrible. when i bought my first teg it had 18's on it i took them off that day sold them for $200 and out steelies on

 

i know they look ugly but can i put them on and drive with them with no problems like rubbing or messing my chamber up

 

i suggest you go with 16's at most. so sell them maybe?

 

i have fat fives with really bad tires and i want to know if i can put the 18s on and be my daily driver with no problems i dont really care how it looks

 

yes you can as long as your not dropped to low

 

how low can i drop it becuase i dont want it to look like im driving a 4x4 lol

 

Well, what we're trying to say is you're already going to look like a ***** so drop it like a hot bowl of rice if you want. :

 

why would you want to put 18s? your acceleration will suffer along with gas mileage. Also your ODO reading will be affected

 

yes they will fit, with no rubbing and what so ever. my boy had 17's on his civic! looks ugly and he slammed it too lol well it wasn't that ugly but i mean i like 16's more

 

might as well pop on a DUB sticker on the window too

 

good info to take in man.just sell the 18's and get 16's(cheaper tires anyway )

 

NO, because the smallest tires commonly sold for 18" wheels are 215/35-18, too big for an Integra.

If you want, you can get 17" wheels and put 205/40-17 tires on them. However, I think those are a bit too big visually, and ride comfort becomes an issue. 16" with 205/45-16 or 215/45-16 works well.

 

Ugh.

18's will fit.

But only at stock height.

But you WILL rub when turning. 215 is too wide with stock fenders.

 

i bought my first teg from a ricer that had the car slammed on 18's with 215/35/18 and it did not rub. i drove it for a day like that then took them off but it didnt rub

 

LoL, this is the kind of advice you get from H-T.

If you get 18's, I would advise you to lower your car on coilovers, and find a ride height that suits you and your car without problems.

 

215/35/18's will fit just fine without rubbing so long, as mentioned, you're not over lowered.

when i bought my integra the kid had Racing Hart's in 18's on the car, it'll work just fine, however it'll put me in the market for some Rota GT3's in 16's.

 

Rubbing is not the only problem you will have when using oversized tires like 215/35-18. They also throw off the accuracy of the speedometer and odometer, they reduce the car's acceleration (because of "effective gearing", it's like getting taller gears on your car, and also because they're usually heavier), the ride quality will be harsh because of the shorter sidewalls, and the tires cost more too. These are facts, not opinions. And in exchange for that, there are no offsetting advantages other than looks, which is totally subjective (but FWIW more people will think it looks stupid than cool). If you still want to put them on your car and live with all those disadvantages, it's your car and you can do whatever you want to it.

 

thanks everyone for the help i just sold the rims lol

 

they might not be 20's but at least they clean!

 

LOL...
18s FTL

 

wow, easily influenced!