Honda Steel Wheels

…steel wheels are available for many vehicles including most Volkswagens, Mazdas, Hondas and Toyotas. For more information on the difference between steel and alloy wheels, read "Alloy vs. Steel Wheels in Winter Tire & Wheel Packages." You can improve the appearance of steel wheels with…

…sizes. Steel wheels aren't available for all vehicles, so be sure to create a Winter / Snow Tire & Wheel Package to see if we have them in stock for your car. If you own a Subaru, Volkswagen, Toyota or Honda, odds are we may have a steel wheel to fit your vehicle. Steel wheels offer many…

Over five generations, the Honda CR-V has grown from a boxy, small SUV when first introduced in 1997, to the mature and civilized mid-size crossover vehicle that it is today. As the vehicle has grown, so has it's tire and wheel size. 15-inch wheels and tires were used on the first-generation,…

In "Best Winter Tires for Honda Civic" I discussed outfitting my 2014 Honda Civic Si with Bridgestone Blizzak WS80 winter tires and Sparco Terra wheels in preparation for the upcoming winter months. After our initial blast of winter in October and November, I really haven't had a…

…and wet road handling, especially compared to its predecessors. As for wheels, the 16x6.5 ET 50 black steel wheel is a good choice. Bridgestone Blizzak WS80 Steel Wheel If you're looking for more styling than the steel wheels offer, package your 205/65R16 Bridgestone Blizzak WS80 with the 16x7…

…Honda Accord FAQ: * I see two black painted steel wheels available, which one should I purchase? Select the 50mm offset version that's closer to your Original Equipment wheel's offset. The other option is 6.5" wide with 42mm offset. For reference, the Original Equipment 17" wheel…

When shopping for tires for the Honda Odyssey most customers tend to look for tires that are quiet, comfortable riding and provide good traction in snow and on ice. Because of the large open space inside the cabin of the minivan, road noise is always an issue. Choosing the right tire can really make…

…Wheel Package, check out "Why I Love Having My Winter Tires on Wheels." Another great reason is preservation of your summer wheels. Winter roads are coated in slush, salt and other melting agents. These conditions can quickly leave your wheels looking sad and dingy. Let your winter wheels…

…dream car, the Honda Civic Si, and you're wondering what you should do first. Improve its handling, braking or accelerating? What Eibach modification does it all? Watch as Eibach test drives the Eibach Pro-Kit Spring Set and the Eibach Sportline Spring Set/Anti-Roll Kit combo on the Honda Civic Si.…

…many drivers feel that all-season tires on a FWD vehicle is all you need this winter. To put this statement to the test, we took two identical Honda Civics to a local hockey rink and ran them through a series of acceleration, braking and cornering tests. We equipped one car with the Bridgestone…

…tire. Wheel selection mostly comes down to personal taste. There's often a debate on whether to use a steel wheel or alloy option when it comes to driving in winter conditions. To learn about the differences between the two types of wheels, take a look at "Alloy vs. Steel Wheels in Winter…

When front-wheel drive cars first became popular, most drivers found that having the weight of the engine directly over the wheels that put the power down to the ground resulted in better traction and steering response. The added sense of security that results from the better grip of front-wheel…