I have a stock '01 GSR with 195/55/15's and the wheels have 6 spokes that are curved like a parenthesis. I think they are "Blades"? It's a long story but I have 2 sets of Michelins (summer and all season) and want to mount both sets of tires on its own set of wheels. That way I can merely change them out myself 2 times a year and not have to have them remounted, balanced, etc. I don't care a "lot" about looks as I am 53 but I only want OEM. Now, I'm not gonna purchase new. I don't care if they are Honda or Acura. I just so happy to get rid of my SUV (16 mpg) and move to my Teg at 35 mpg. Can any of you help me?

 

A picture of the rim will do.
Just make sure that the tire that you do buy, fits the rim you are going to put it on.

 

I don't know what you mean when you say "picture"? The wheels on my GSR are the original ones that came on it. My tires are 195/55/16 and are stock. I want to know what other wheels I can use on my GSR and still keep it stock. For example, will 94 TEG wheels fit perfectly? Would Honda Accord '98-04 fit?

I want to mount another set of 195/55/16's on another set of Acura/Honda OEM wheels that will bolt on and not change anything on my suspension.

 

Any 4 lug 15" 88-01 Honda Civic/Acura integra wheel will fit. Accord is a different pattern and won't fit.

Is this your wheel because if it is its 15" not 16"

 

That is EXACTLY what I wanted to know! Infinity THANKS!

 

My bad. They are 15's. Yes, that is the type of wheel that is on my Teg.

 

You are 53 and say "my bad"? lol

sorry...got a chuckle out of that.

 

You want to chuckle some more. You'd never guess my profession.

 

stripper?

you could run 195/60 15s if you wanted. there's probably a lot of wheels for sale or trade on your local craigslist.

 

I guess that could be included in my job description. Depends on whom is doing the "stripping"?

First, please swallow anything you have in your mouth. Especially any fluids like milk or cherry koolaid. This could get messy.


I'm a Pastor.

 

 

All Integra GS-R and Integra Special Edition wheels will fit your Integra. They're 15" and you can use 195/55-15 (or 205/50-15) tires on them.