2013 Honda Accord Tire Size

The 2013 Honda Accord was offered in several trim levels, each with their own unique tire size. Paying attention to the specific tire size recommended by Honda for your Accord is important to ensure proper fitment, ride quality, and performance. This article will examine the different 2013 Honda Accord tire sizes in detail.

Tire Sizes By Trim Level

The 2013 Honda Accord was available in three main tire sizes:

P215/55vr17

This tire size was equipped on the following trims:

  1. Coupe 2D EX 4 Cyl.
  2. Sedan 4D Touring V6
  3. Coupe 2D EX L 4 Cyl.
  4. Sedan 4D EX 4 Cyl.
  5. Sedan 4D EX L 4 Cyl.
  6. Sedan 4D EX L V6

The P215/55VR17 tire size denotes:

  1. Section Width: 215 mm
  2. Aspect Ratio: 55%
  3. Construction: Radial
  4. Rim Diameter: 17 in.

This combination provides a good balance of comfort, fuel efficiency, and handling. The 17 inch wheel size gives the Accord a more stylish, upscale look as well.

P205/65hr16

The P205/65HR16 tire size was equipped on these Accord trims:

  1. Coupe 2D LX 4 Cyl.
  2. Sedan 4D LX 4 Cyl.

Breaking down this tire size:

  1. Section Width: 205 mm
  2. Aspect Ratio: 65%
  3. Construction: Bias Ply
  4. Rim Diameter: 16 in.

This is a slightly smaller tire size focused more on fuel efficiency versus all-out performance. The 16 inch wheels help lower costs as well.

P235/45vr18

The largest 2013 Honda Accord tire size was the P235/45VR18 found on:

  1. Sedan 4D Sport 4 Cyl.
  2. Coupe 2D EX V6

The specifics of this tire size are:

  1. Section Width: 235 mm
  2. Aspect Ratio: 45%
  3. Construction: Radial
  4. Rim Diameter: 18 in.

The wider tires and lower profile enhance the Accord’s handling capabilities. The 18 inch rims also give these models a much sportier look.

Tire Size by Wheel Size

Another way to break down the 2013 Honda Accord tire sizes is by wheel diameter:

16 In. Wheels

Accords equipped with 16 inch wheels used the P205/65HR16 tire size. This includes:

  1. Coupe 2D LX 4 Cyl.
  2. Sedan 4D LX 4 Cyl.

The smaller 16 inch wheel and taller tire sidewall optimize ride quality and fuel efficiency.

17 in. Wheels

The P215/55VR17 tire was mounted on Accords with 17 inch wheels:

  1. Coupe 2D EX 4 Cyl.
  2. Sedan 4D Touring V6
  3. Coupe 2D EX L 4 Cyl.
  4. Sedan 4D EX 4 Cyl.
  5. Sedan 4D EX L 4 Cyl.
  6. Sedan 4D EX L V6

The 17 inch wheel and lower profile tire enhance handling while still providing a comfortable ride.

18 In. Wheels

The sportiest 2013 Honda Accord models came equipped with 18 inch wheels and P235/45VR18 tires:

  1. Sedan 4D Sport 4 Cyl.
  2. Coupe 2D EX V6

The combination of a wider tire, shorter sidewall, and larger wheel optimize grip and cornering abilities while giving these Accords an aggressive look.

Complete Tire Size and Wheel Pairings

To summarize, here are the complete 2013 Honda Accord tire size and wheel pairings by trim level:

Trim
Engine
Tire Size
Wheel Size
Coupe 2D EX 4 Cyl.
4 Cyl.
P215/55VR17
17 in.
Sedan 4D Touring V6
V6
P215/55VR17
17 in.
Coupe 2D EX L 4 Cyl.
4 Cyl.
P215/55VR17
17 in.
Coupe 2D LX 4 Cyl.
4 Cyl.
P205/65HR16
16 in.
Sedan 4D EX 4 Cyl.
4 Cyl.
P215/55VR17
17 in.
Sedan 4D EX L 4 Cyl.
4 Cyl.
P215/55VR17
17 in.
Sedan 4D EX L V6
V6
P215/55VR17
17 in.
Sedan 4D LX 4 Cyl.
4 Cyl.
P205/65HR16
16 in.
Sedan 4D Sport 4 Cyl.
4 Cyl.
P235/45VR18
18 in.
Coupe 2D EX V6
V6
P235/45VR18
18 in.

Conclusion

The 2013 Honda Accord was equipped with three main tire sizes: the P215/55VR17, P205/65HR16, and P235/45VR18. Tire size varied based on trim level, engine, and wheel size in order to optimize performance, ride comfort, fuel efficiency, handling, and style for each model. When replacing tires or wheels on a 2013 Accord, be sure to consult the recommended tire size for that particular trim level. Paying attention to Honda’s tire size specifications will ensure your Accord continues to ride and handle as originally intended.


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Ammar Masoud

I have had a long and fulfilling career in the automotive industry, primarily with Honda and Acura. With 15 years of experience as a Honda service technician, I became highly skilled in repair and maintenance, gaining a deep understanding of these vehicles. After many years in the automotive field, I decided to embark on a second career in industrial manufacturing. It was a significant change, but I found that the skills I had honed in the automotive industry were incredibly valuable in my new role. In my current position in industrial manufacturing, the demand for quality workmanship and meticulous attention to detail is paramount. Fortunately, these are traits that I have cultivated throughout my years in the automotive industry. I take pride in applying these skills to meet the high standards expected in the manufacturing sector.