New rims for a Honda Accord typically cost between about $150 and $900 per wheel, depending on whether you choose OEM or aftermarket, wheel size, and finish. With tires, mounting, and sensors, the total installed price rises accordingly.
Rim price ranges by option
Prices differ by whether the wheels are original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts or aftermarket, and by the wheel size you choose. The following ranges reflect common configurations for many Accord models sold in recent years.
OEM Honda Accord rims
Prices for OEM wheels vary by wheel size and model year; the following are typical per-wheel ranges you might encounter from dealers or OEM retailers.
- 16-inch OEM wheels: approximately $200–$350 per wheel
- 17-inch OEM wheels: approximately $250–$450 per wheel
- 18-inch OEM wheels: approximately $350–$600 per wheel
- 19-inch OEM wheels: approximately $600–$900 per wheel
Note: OEM pricing can include differences based on finish (silver, gunmetal, chrome) and whether the wheel is a standard option or a rare trim-specific wheel. Dealer pricing may also include mounting hardware or wheel covers.
Aftermarket rims
For aftermarket rims, expect a wider price spread driven by material, brand, and finish. The ranges below reflect common market segments.
- Budget aftermarket wheels (basic alloy or steel look-alikes): $100–$250 per wheel
- Mid-range alloy wheels (well-known brands, solid performance): $200–$400 per wheel
- Premium or performance-brand wheels (Enkei, BBS, OZ, etc., including stylish or forged options): $400–$900+ per wheel
Overall, aftermarket rims offer more style variety and price flexibility, but costs can climb quickly with high-end finishes or forged constructions.
Other costs to consider
Beyond the price of the rims themselves, several related expenses affect the total bill. Budgeting for these will give a fuller picture of the installed cost.
- Tires (if you’re replacing tires with new rims): typically $80–$250 per tire, depending on size and brand
- Installation, mounting, and balancing: roughly $15–$60 per wheel
- TPMS sensors (if needed) and reprogramming: about $25–$100 per sensor, plus potential programming fees
- Lug nuts, center caps, and possible wheel locking nuts: usually included with some purchases or an extra $5–$30
- Shipping, taxes, and potential wheel refurbishments or refinishing: variable
When all factors are considered, the total installed cost for four rims with tires and labor can range from roughly $1,000 to upwards of $3,500 or more, depending on the choices made and local labor rates.
How to shop and budget
To get the best value for a Honda Accord, compare OEM options against reputable aftermarket wheels, verify fitment for your exact model year and trim, and factor in tire and TPMS compatibility. It can help to request quotes that itemize rims, tires, installation, and sensors separately so you can see where costs come from and whether any bundled offers save money.
Summary
Rim costs for a Honda Accord span a broad spectrum—from economical aftermarket options around the low hundreds per wheel to premium OEM or forged rims approaching or exceeding the high hundreds per wheel. Most buyers should budget for additional expenses such as tires, mounting, TPMS sensors, and potential refinishing. With careful shopping, you can balance style, fit, and total cost to fit your vehicle and budget.