If you’re looking for fitment advice for your 2022 - Current 11th Gen Honda Civic, you’ve come to the right place. Our Civic Fitment Guide contains tailored information for a range of wheel and tire setups specific to the Civic. As enthusiasts ourselves, we’re mindful of the unique needs that each chassis presents when attempting to optimize wheel fitment and this vehicle is no exception. Our 11th Gen Civic Fitment Guide goes into great detail on exactly what modifications are needed to achieve the exact fitment you’re looking for.
Brake Clearance Information
In the engineering phase of wheel development we 3D scan factory brakes and review 2D aftermarket brake templates in order to optimize our barrel profiles and spoke curvatures. As a result, our wheels offer massive brake clearance so you can run the smallest possible wheel diameter.
Important:
- Some of our wheels use a center bore of 73.1mm meaning hubcentric rings are needed to center the wheels properly on the Civic's 64.1mm hub. Additionally, the Civic compatible wheels require aftermarket lug-nuts with a 60° tapered seat.
Available Wheel Designs
Flow Formed Designs
Aggressive Street Wheel Fitment
Aggressive fitments focused on appearance
Ideal for the driver who wants to fill out the wheel wells with the widest possible rubber and/or perfectly flush offsets. These fitments are sometimes direct bolt-on, but often times require small spacers, negative camber, or rolled fenders for the sake of dialing in the perfect blend of function and form.
Wheels
- Front & Rear: 18x9.5" ET40
- Available in VS-5
Tires
- APEX Staff Pick: 255/35-18
- Negative camber typically recommended
- Narrower Alternative: 245/35-18
- Typically direct fit, but mild negative camber may be required
- Wider Alternative: 265/35-18
- Negative camber typically recommended, fender rolling may be required
Wheels
- Front & Rear: 18x9" ET35
- Available in VS-5
Tires
- APEX Staff Pick: 245/35-18
- Typically direct fit, but mild negative camber may be required
- Narrower Alternative: 235/40-18
- Direct Fit
Additional Information
Should I Dial in Negative Camber, and How Much is Right for me?
Whether you are a casual weekend track warrior that still enjoys your car on the street, or a hardcore racer competing for a spot on the podium, negative camber is a vital part of chassis setup that has many benefits. Not only will adding negative camber create more room for wider wheel and tire configurations, it more importantly improves handling, turn-in and tire longevity. Learn more in our blog article The Positives of Negative Camber.