16" wheels possible?
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16" wheels possible?
Hi guys, I am a new owner of a 2017 RDX advance, and traded in a 2009 CRV EXL for it. I still have a set of 16" wheels/snow tires from the CRV, and was wondering if they would mount up on the RDX. Thank you for your help in advance!
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They work on the older RDX, but they have smaller rotors. Not sure about the sensor compatibility, but you can live with a little yellow light if the RDX won't recognize them. I have a set of 16" snow tire/wheels that I swap between the 2008 RDX and the wife's 2010 Element.
#3
Just try putting them on. I suspect they have the same bolt pattern. Make sure to try the back and front, check for caliper and control arm clearance. Same after you lower the car.
They work on the older RDX, but they have smaller rotors. Not sure about the sensor compatibility, but you can live with a little yellow light if the RDX won't recognize them. I have a set of 16" snow tire/wheels that I swap between the 2008 RDX and the wife's 2010 Element.
They work on the older RDX, but they have smaller rotors. Not sure about the sensor compatibility, but you can live with a little yellow light if the RDX won't recognize them. I have a set of 16" snow tire/wheels that I swap between the 2008 RDX and the wife's 2010 Element.
#4
Yea I was more worried about the brake size vs offset, Im sure the offset would work...the only Honda offset that's weird and like nothing else is my s2000. I also assume the 2017 RDX uses the newer style TPMS sensors, so I doubt it will pick those older ones up
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I physically tried to put the 16 inch crv wheels on my RDX. Would not fit. Try to source the previous generation 17 inch steel wheels. Centre bore will match and they use the same ball seat lugs as your stock RDX wheels. Good luck.
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Thank you for the guidance, i'll look out for the Gen1 RDX 17" steelies
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