Honda Civic 1991–1995

These options apply only to the stated years, markets and trim levels. Check the size against the vehicle placard and handbook before buying.

1. USA/Canada, 1992–1995, most DX/LX, hatchback and saloon175/70R13 82S13×5J, ET45210/210 kPa2.1/2.1 bar30/30 psi
2. USA/Canada, 1992–1995, most EX; some body styles/trim levels185/60R14 82H14×5.5J, ET45210/210 kPa2.1/2.1 bar30/30 psi
3. USA, 1992–1995, Civic Si (hatchback)195/55R15 84V15×5.5J, ET45210/210 kPa2.1/2.1 bar30/30 psi
4. Europe, 1992–1995, certain versions175/70R13 82T; 175/65R14 82H13×5J or 14×5.5J; usually ET45Pressure depends on the specific version; not stated without the vehicle manual/plate
5. Japan, 1991–1995, various body styles and trims175/70R13 and 185/60R14 are found; indices depend on the versionUsually 13×5J or 14×5J/5.5J; offset depends on the versionThe specification for the specific version is required
6. North American manuals usually specify 30 psi for normal loads; for a full load/high-speed driving, the pressure may be different—check the vehicle’s placard. The years “1991–1995” refer to the generation, but the model year and market significantly affect the specifications. For exact factory values, the country of sale, year, body style and version are needed; the definitive source is the pressure label on the door pillar and the manual for that specific vehicle.