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What size tires fit a 2011 Honda CR-V?

The factory tire sizes commonly used on the 2011 CR-V are 205/65R16 for LX models with 16-inch wheels and 235/60R17 for EX and EX-L models with 17-inch wheels. Always verify the exact specification on the door placard or in the owner's manual for your specific build.


The 2011 CR-V was offered with two wheel sizes, so the correct tire size depends on trim level and the wheel size your vehicle uses. This article outlines the standard factory sizes and provides guidance for tire replacements, including what to consider if you want to use a non-stock size.


Factory tire sizes by trim


The following sections summarize the typical factory tires that came equipped on the 2011 CR-V, organized by wheel size.


LX and base trims with 16-inch wheels



  • 205/65R16


Notes: This size is common on LX and other trims that used 16-inch wheels and aligns with the model’s ride and efficiency targets for that year.


EX and EX-L trims with 17-inch wheels



  • 235/60R17


Notes: EX and EX-L models with 17-inch wheels typically used this wider tire for improved highway stability and handling.


These sizes cover the majority of 2011 CR-V configurations for the North American market. Regional variations or optional wheel packages may change the exact size, so always check the placard on the driver’s door jamb or the owner’s manual if you’re unsure.


Replacement and compatibility considerations


When replacing tires, staying close to the factory dimensions helps maintain speedometer accuracy, traction control, and AWD performance. If you intend to run a non-stock size, consider the guidance below.



  • Keep the overall diameter close to stock: aim for within about ±3% to ±5% to avoid speedometer and ABS issues.

  • For AWD models, ensure the front and rear tires are the same size to prevent drivetrain concerns.

  • Check load rating and speed rating to meet or exceed the original equipment specifications.

  • Verify wheel width compatibility and ensure sufficient clearance for suspension, brakes, and fenders.

  • If considering winter tires or a non-stock combination, consult a tire professional or Honda dealer for guidance on fitment and any required adjustments.


In short, the recommended approach for most drivers is to replace with the factory sizes—205/65R16 for LX and 235/60R17 for EX/EX-L—unless there’s a specific need for an alternative size, in which case professional guidance is advised.


Summary


The 2011 Honda CR-V typically fits 205/65R16 tires on LX models with 16-inch wheels and 235/60R17 tires on EX and EX-L models with 17-inch wheels. Always confirm the exact size from the vehicle’s door placard or owner’s manual, especially if your build uses different wheels or markets. Proper sizing ensures safety, accurate speed readings, and proper AWD functioning.

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