The rim sizes on the 2013 Honda Accord vary by trim and body style, generally ranging from 16-inch wheels on base models to 18-inch wheels on sportier trims. The exact size for your car can be confirmed on the door jamb label or in the owner's manual.
In detail, the 2013 Accord offered several trims and configurations for both sedan and coupe bodies, with wheel sizes tied to each setup. This guide covers the typical sizes found in U.S.-market models and how to verify your specific vehicle’s rim size.
Wheel sizes by trim
Below is a guide to the most common rim sizes for U.S.-market 2013 Accord sedans and coupes.
- LX: 16-inch wheels (commonly 16x6.5 inches)
- EX and EX-L: 17-inch wheels (commonly 17x7.0 inches)
- Sport: 18-inch wheels (commonly 18x7.5 inches)
- Touring (where equipped): typically 18-inch wheels; some configurations used 17-inch wheels
Note: Sizes can vary by market, trim level options, and optional wheel packages. Always verify on the specific vehicle's door sticker or build sheet.
How to verify your exact rim size
To confirm the exact wheel size on your car, use the steps below. The last two digits in the wheel size plus the unit indicate the diameter in inches.
- Check the tire sidewall for a size like P225/50R17. The number after the 'R' indicates the wheel diameter in inches.
- Look at the driver's side door jamb sticker for a line that lists the wheel size or tire size and sometimes the recommended rim size.
- Consult the owner's manual or the original window sticker/build sheet that came with the car.
- If still unsure, contact a Honda dealer with your VIN to confirm the exact rim size and bolt pattern.
Knowing the exact rim size helps when buying replacements or aftermarket wheels and ensures proper clearance and fit with brakes and suspension.
Summary
The 2013 Honda Accord did not have a single universal rim size. In the U.S., LX trims typically used 16-inch wheels, EX and EX-L commonly used 17-inch wheels, and Sport models used 18-inch rims. Touring configurations varied and could feature 18- or 17-inch wheels depending on the package. Always verify your car’s exact size on the door jamb sticker or manual, and confirm with the dealer when in doubt.