Honda Civic Factory Wheels

The Honda Civic was introduced in 1972 as a response to gas shortages due to the energy crisis. Rising fuel prices caused the need for reliable compact all-rounders with good fuel economy and low cost of ownership. The Honda Civic was a perfect match. It entered the market equipped with a 71.3 cu. in. engine with Honda's trademark CVCC system that made the vehicle compliant with emissions standards of the seventies without the use of a costly catalytic converter. Generational changes have turned the Civic from a modest subcompact car into a sleek-looking, sporty compact. A variety of trims offered configurations designed to appeal to every possible taste. Among them is a lightweight hot hatchback, the Honda Civic Type R, actually the only car in its segment to achieve negative lift thanks to a special aero package.

Potholes and bumps that appear out of nowhere and curbs on parking lots can cause severe wheel rim damage, apart from damages to other systems such as suspension and steering. Though wheel damage may seem minor, it's better to bring your car in to a mechanic to identify possible further effects of hitting a bump or a curb. A bent or dented wheel not only looks unsightly, but also is unsafe to drive with. Come to us for a quality replacement! We carry Honda Civic OEM wheels as well as wheel installation kits, wheel covers, lug nuts, sensors – anything you need for a successful and affordable repair job.