new wheels / need opinions look/size

[mike.m.15]

ok so i recently bought a black 2014 civic ex coupe and im thinking about buying these wheels, 18x8 35 offset with 225/40r18 tire will they fit and do you like the wheels?

http://www.carid.com/konig-wheels/oversteer-black-17194759.html

 

[Monk]

Wheels look nice.. Fit, I don't know.........

Welcome........ Let us know how you like the 14 Coupe....

 

[webby]

http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/wheel-fitment-charts.7620/
you can compare your suspension/wheel setup to those who've supplied their info at the link above

 

[ADExternal]

I would recommend suspension before rims. As for your rim choice, yes they will fit but your car will look like a 4x4 with 4.5finger gap front and 3.5 finger gap in the back. So the rims will not appear to what you want them to look.

 

[Nix]

I have some Konig wheels on my car currently. I will say their fit and finish is very good for how inexpensive the wheel is. I was disappointed with the lack of quality on a set of XXRs we got.

 

[DiogoDC]

Those are nice +35 will work tire size is a bit thing o think but should look good

 

[mike.m.15]

thanks guys.. i live in pa road conditions are horrible so im leaving at stock height.. and tire is 225/45r18 not 40r18.. im just hoping i can deal with the wheel to fender gap

 

[Nix]

Go with the 225/40. It won't throw your speedo off by that much, it will be very close to stock, the 45 series will effect the speedometer and odometer readings. My wife has 18's with225/40/18 tire size. We lived in upstate NY so I know the bad road conditions. They were very tolerable with a decent all season tire and the HFP suspension. She has Falken 912 tires. They are quite comfortable. I was very surprised. If you do decide to lower the car a bit 1" should do a nice job of improving the wheel gap and not killing your ride comfort.

I drove around at almost a 2" drop and had no issues with snow or roads. I was snowplowing a bit when it got deep though. That paired with stiff struts and the ride was definitely harsh. If you are somewhere between our two cars I bet you wouldn't notice much difference.

 

[mike.m.15]

Go with the 225/40. It won't throw your speedo off by that much, it will be very close to stock, the 45 series will effect the speedometer and odometer readings. My wife has 18's with225/40/18 tire size. We lived in upstate NY so I know the bad road conditions. They were very tolerable with a decent all season tire and the HFP suspension. She has Falken 912 tires. They are quite comfortable. I was very surprised. If you do decide to lower the car a bit 1" should do a nice job of improving the wheel gap and not killing your ride comfort.

I drove around at almost a 2" drop and had no issues with snow or roads. I was snowplowing a bit when it got deep though. That paired with stiff struts and the ride was definitely harsh. If you are somewhere between our two cars I bet you wouldn't notice much difference.

ok thanks that helped me out a bunch