19x9.5 with 245/40 19s

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robino

Discussion Starter · Feb 27, 2019 (Edited)

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After looking long and hard at many different types of wheels with different types of offsets, after studying pictures and looking at every available wheel for the Acccord i went ahead and ordered from Tirerack wheels and tires for my stock ride height 2019 Sport.

I wanted a convex wheel, something with depth, not flat like the stock 19s, these seem to fit the look i was after.
the 245s are actually pretty stretched, I think 255's would've fit the wheel (and protect it) better...

Road feel is excellent with these tires, actually feels way more planted than stock.

19x9.5" - 45 offset front/rear
245/40 19's

In my opinion, the - 45 offset with a 9.5" wide wheel seems to fit perfect for stock ride Accords.

Take a look...

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TheAsian

· #2 · Feb 27, 2019

Looks pretty good, I prefer a meaty side wall overhanging my lip. Those 5 spokes look good though.

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Fired00d

· #3 · Feb 27, 2019

Ride looks nice... good job.

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Scotty

· #4 · Feb 27, 2019

Great looking set of wheels, excellent choice. I think it was a good call on selecting something that has a bit of depth to it. Really noticeable from the side/rear profile. Best keep clear of those curbs.

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Chad1064

· #5 · Feb 27, 2019

This may be a dumb question, but does anyone know if we can put 245s on stock Sport/Touring rims? I think a bit of extra width would help curb rash

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Fired00d

· #6 · Feb 27, 2019

Chad1064 said:
This may be a dumb question, but does anyone know if we can put 245s on stock Sport/Touring rims? I think a bit of extra width would help curb rash

I remember reading in a post that someone said 245/40/R19 would work but I can't confirm. Would be nice if they do w/o any issues as this may provide additional protection against curb rash.
@robino has 9.5" width wheels on his car above, OEM wheels are 8.5 width... my thinking is with 245's there would be additional tire width (each side - exterior/interior) protecting the rim.

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robino

Discussion Starter · #7 · Feb 28, 2019

the 9.5 wheels would in all reality fit 255's and they would still look stretched a little
265s would fit even with the wheel and protect the lip, i just didnt want the extra width/weight as my priority is mpg's
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Splashman24

· #8 · Mar 5, 2019

I love the wheels.

hank614

· #9 · Nov 18, 2019

What wheels are these? Wasn't able to find a comparable wheel on TireRack with the same convex to it. Thanks

chicagojoe12

· #10 · Nov 27, 2019

I've been looking for these wheels for the longest can't seem to find them anywhere it's a bummer I'd buy them in a heartbeat

SGT Schultz

· #11 · Oct 12, 2020

Chad1064 said:
This may be a dumb question, but does anyone know if we can put 245s on stock Sport/Touring rims? I think a bit of extra width would help curb rash

Not a dumb question at all. The answer is yes.

I just threw away the horrible Goodyear Tourings that came with my 19 Accord. I bought it new in March of this year and between lack of protection for the rims and their dismal wet performance and treadwear, I replaced them at 17,900 miles with a set of 245/40R19 Vredestein Quatrac Pros. They fit perfectly with no rubbing anywhere and the sidewalls stand proud of the rims by a couple of millimeters.

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Fired00d

· #12 · Oct 12, 2020

SGT Schultz said:
I replaced them at 17,900 miles with a set of 245/40R19 Vredestein Quatrac Pros. They fit perfectly with no rubbing anywhere and the sidewalls stand proud of the rims by a couple of millimeters.

Can you post pics of those? I had been thinking of going to that size when I replaced my tires. TIA.

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SGT Schultz

· #13 · Oct 12, 2020

Fired00d said:
Can you post pics of those? I had been thinking of going to that size when I replaced my tires. TIA.

Sure will, later on today.

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Fired00d

· #14 · Oct 12, 2020

SGT Schultz said:
Sure will, later on today.

Thanks!!!

Chad1064

· #15 · Oct 12, 2020

SGT Schultz said:
Not a dumb question at all. The answer is yes.

I just threw away the horrible Goodyear Tourings that came with my 19 Accord. I bought it new in March of this year and between lack of protection for the rims and their dismal wet performance and treadwear, I replaced them at 17,900 miles with a set of 245/40R19 Vredestein Quatrac Pros. They fit perfectly with no rubbing anywhere and the sidewalls stand proud of the rims by a couple of millimeters.

Thanks for the input! i don't know how long you've had them compared to the previous tires; have you noticed a difference in fuel economy?

SGT Schultz

· #16 · Oct 13, 2020

Chad1064 said:
Thanks for the input! i don't know how long you've had them compared to the previous tires; have you noticed a difference in fuel economy?

I've only had them a few days on. I doubt the very small width and diameter difference is going to have an effect on fuel consumption. If it does, it will be so small that it will get lost in the noise.

SGT Schultz

· #17 · Oct 13, 2020

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Fired00d said:
Can you post pics of those? I had been thinking of going to that size when I replaced my tires. TIA.

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Fired00d

· #18 · Oct 13, 2020

SGT Schultz said:
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Thanks for the pics... definitely looks like they will provide more protection of the rims.

Dshot

· #19 · Dec 25, 2020

robino said:
After looking long and hard at many different types of wheels with different types of offsets, after studying pictures and looking at every available wheel for the Acccord i went ahead and ordered from Tirerack wheels and tires for my stock ride height 2019 Sport.

I wanted a convex wheel, something with depth, not flat like the stock 19s, these seem to fit the look i was after.
the 245s are actually pretty stretched, I think 255's would've fit the wheel (and protect it) better...

Road feel is excellent with these tires, actually feels way more planted than stock.

19x9.5" - 45 offset front/rear
245/40 19's

In my opinion, the - 45 offset with a 9.5" wide wheel seems to fit perfect for stock ride Accords.

Take a look...

I looked all over Google images and Tire Rack, can’t find your wheels. can you please share the manufacturer info. thank you very much.

Jdm

· #20 · Jan 3, 2021

robino said:
After looking long and hard at many different types of wheels with different types of offsets, after studying pictures and looking at every available wheel for the Acccord i went ahead and ordered from Tirerack wheels and tires for my stock ride height 2019 Sport.

I wanted a convex wheel, something with depth, not flat like the stock 19s, these seem to fit the look i was after.
the 245s are actually pretty stretched, I think 255's would've fit the wheel (and protect it) better...

Road feel is excellent with these tires, actually feels way more planted than stock.

19x9.5" - 45 offset front/rear
245/40 19's

In my opinion, the - 45 offset with a 9.5" wide wheel seems to fit perfect for stock ride Accords.

Take a look...

This looks great! By any chance have you lowered it? If so, does it rub any or cause any type of issues?

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