The 2017 Honda Civic LX uses 16-inch rims (16x6.5 inches) with 205/55R16 tires; this is the stock configuration for US-market Civics in that trim. Variants by market may differ.
This article explains the official rim size, what to check when replacing wheels, and how the LX sizing compares to other trims in the lineup.
Stock wheel size for the 2017 Civic LX
The US-spec Civic LX standard wheel is a 16-inch alloy wheel, 16x6.5 inches. It fits 205/55R16 tires. The typical bolt pattern is 5x114.3 mm, the center bore is around 64.1 mm, and the offset is roughly +50 mm. This pairing balances ride comfort with efficiency for the LX trim.
Replacement considerations
When replacing rims or tires, ensure compatibility across bolt pattern, center bore, offset, and clearance. The stock size is 205/55R16; you may adjust diameter slightly but should avoid changes that affect the speedometer, ABS, or clearance. Always verify specifications with the vehicle manual or a dealership.
Trims and wheel size at a glance (US market)
Other trims in the 2017 Civic lineup use larger wheels. EX and EX-L generally move up to 17-inch rims, while Sport/Touring models use even larger options depending on the model year and market. This contrast highlights that the LX’s 16-inch setup is specific to the base trim.
Summary
In short, the 2017 Honda Civic LX ships with 16-inch rims (16x6.5) and 205/55R16 tires, featuring a 5x114.3 mm bolt pattern, a center bore around 64.1 mm, and an offset near +50 mm. For replacements, match these specs or consult a dealer to ensure proper fitment and safety.