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Dimensioned wheel drawing A wheel in front view with its fitment dimensions: PCD 4 by 100, centre bore 56.1 millimetres, rim 16 by 6 inches at offset plus 45, M12 by 1.5 nuts torqued to 110 newton metres, overall tyre diameter 610 millimetres. Tyre OD 610 mm Stud pattern PCD 4 × 100 Hub centring Bore 56.1 mm OE rim 16 × 6, ET 45 Wheel nuts M12 × 1.5, 110 Nm
Vehicle Honda City 1.5 VTi-L, 2015– Source Wheel Fitment Database record

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Honda City 1.5 VTi-L + Sports Package

Sample record

Year
2015–
OE tyre
185/55 R16
Load / speed
83 H
Tyre load
487 kg
Tyre OD
610 mm
OE rim
16 × 6
PCD
4 × 100 mm
PCD (inch)
4 × 3.94
Rim offset
ET 45
Hub bore
56.1 mm
Nut thread
M12 × 1.5
Nut hex
19 mm
Wheel nut torque
110 Nm
Torque (ft-lb)
80 ft-lb
Offset range
ET 40–45

Upsize options

TyreLoad indexRimOverall diameterActual speed at 100 km/hDifference
195/45 R178517 × 6.5–7608 mm100.43 km/h−0.43%
205/45 R178417 × 7616 mm98.96 km/h+1.05%
205/40 R188618 × 6.5–7621 mm98.18 km/h+1.85%
205/35 R188818 × 7–7.5601 mm100.53 km/h−1.51%
225/30 R198419 × 7–7.5618 mm98.75 km/h+1.26%

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Manufacturer torque settings for wheel nuts and bolts, so every wheel goes back on to spec.

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  • Notes for centre-lock wheels

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