Best Aftermarket Honda Civic Wheels [1992 To 2023]

Milan P Sony

A car enthusiast building a community of Honda Civic Owners and Fans all around the world. Keen interest in JDM cars and tunable machines.

When it comes to reliability, we think of Honda, the same way when a car enthusiast thinks about Honda, it’s definitely the Iconic – Honda Civic. It had 11 generations, which is bigger than most of the popular cars we might have known. And with each, generation, improving itself both engine-wise as well as technology-wise.

These are the reasons why Honda Civic is so popular:

1. Reliability: Honda Civics are known for their reliability and longevity. They have a reputation for being able to last for a long time without needing major repairs or maintenance.

2. Affordability: The Honda Civic is generally priced lower than other cars in its class, making it more accessible to a wider range of buyers.

3. Fuel efficiency: Honda Civics are known for their fuel efficiency, which is important to many people who are looking for a car that can save them money on gas.

4. Safety: The Honda Civic has consistently been rated as one of the safest cars in its class, thanks to its advanced safety features.

5. Performance: The Honda Civic is also known for its sporty performance, which is the most important to us enthusiasts.

Best Aftermarket Wheels for Honda Civic (Generation Wise)

1. 1992 Honda Civic Aftermarket Wheels

You have enjoyed your 1992 Honda Civic for its practicality of space and fuel economy, daily usability, reliability and of course its VTEC engine performance. As an enthusiast, the question naturally comes to mind of how best you can customise and make your Civic distinct from the rest while also showcasing your personality.

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2. 1997 Honda Civic Aftermarket Wheels

Your 1997 Honda Civic was produced in many unique variants with various options making it a unique and special vehicle for which you will be happy knowing as an owner. One that especially resounds with enthusiasts is the fact it is the last generation to use a double wishbone suspension setup for its front wheels before the company switched to Macpherson struts.

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3. 2001 Honda Civic Aftermarket Wheels

For any product to reach its 7th generation in production, it must have something special. This seems to clearly be the case with the 2001 Honda Civic, having evolved over 6 generations of model updates and developments.

In 2001, although dimensionally the Civic remained similar to its predecessor, Honda managed to increase the interior volume of space significantly. Sadly though, as part of its updates, Honda did away with a double wishbone suspension and replaced it with the more conventional(and practical) Macpherson Strut setup.

4. 2002 Honda Civic Aftermarket Wheels

In 2002, the Honda Civic received minor updates and the model trim range shed some weight with a simpler offering of just DX, LX and EX variants for most consumers. Interestingly, they offered a natural gas (GX) variant and a high mileage (HX) variant.

The exciting news that rounded off the 2002 model year line-up was the introduction of a performance Civic Si model. This is precisely the model that performance enthusiasts like yourself were looking forward to and really appreciated at that time. One thing was certain though, with every purchase of the 160 hp Si, every single owner wished to personalize their very own car.

5. 2003 Honda Civic Aftermarket Wheels

Three decades goes by since Honda introduced the Civic nameplate to the world starting with Japan. It was introduced as a small hatchback (dare we say cute even?) bringing it to the 2000s with various iterations.

Admired for its practical approach, understated (yet handsome) exterior, reliability, modification opportunity and frugal nature, the Honda Civic has made a household name for itself. For 2003, the car is still available in hatchback, coupe and sedan forms. An interesting fact to be known is in its earlier years, even a station wagon version of the Civic was available!

6. 2004 Honda Civic Aftermarket Wheels

2004 brings the Honda Civic with minor changes from its predecessor. Primary updates include its bumper, headlights, hood and grille. These design updates sync better with its popular and larger sibling, the Honda Accord. Thus giving the Honda Civic a sleeker and more relatable look with the Honda Accord.

Engines on offer still include the popular 1.7 litres 4 cylinders with multiple variants, its 2.0L for its high-performance Si and SiR versions and its recently (2003) introduced game-changing Honda Civic Hybrid.

7. 2005 Honda Civic Aftermarket Wheels

Given its appeal as a well-proportioned, reliable compact car, it only seems natural that the Honda Civic grows into its 8th generation with this 2005 Honda Civic. Adding to its popularity is the tuner culture with enthusiasts such as yourself loving the possibilities for personalisation and modification.

The exterior saw a newer and more streamlined profile from the front bumper right to its trunk. With its wedge-positive design, the Civic presents a sleeker and more aerodynamic appeal gaining many new customers! This also means, the opportunity to add some sexy 2005 Honda Civic aftermarket wheels!

8. 2007 Honda Civic Aftermarket Wheels

Since both the 2006 and 2007 Honda Civics are from the eighth generation of the Civic model, they share many similarities. The two model years do differ in a few ways, though:

It comes with a Refreshed external design for the 2007 Honda Civic including a redesigned front grille, headlights, and taillights.

The 2007 Honda Civic offered a few new engine choices, including the 2.0-litre VTEC-powered Si variant, a new high-performance vehicle.

9. 10th Gen Civic Aftermarket Wheels

The tenth-generation sedan was launched in November 2015, followed by the coupe and hatchback in early 2016 and 2017. Except for the hatchback, which only has the 1.5-litre direct-injected turbo engine, all models come with either 2.0-litre naturally aspirated gasoline engines or 1.5-litre gasoline turbo engines.

The 10th gen Civic is one of the most popular in the market due to its sheer performance and the premium interiors, which were a fantastic combo altogether.

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