[pp38]

Got a set of 17" "sport edition" wheels from tire rack I got for my 2016 and now on my Passport, work fine.

Could you explain what brand/manufacturer and part/model # “sport edition” wheels are? Your 2016 what? How much clearance from caliper to the 17” rim? Thanks.

 

[Crzman19]

My winter tires (Michelin Latitude X-Ice Xi2) and wheels (Honda Ridgeline) mounted on the PP. With the smaller wheel and more sidewall, the ride is softer and more compliant over bumps.

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Question, were you able to use the stock tpms sensors?

 

[DudeCS]

Question, were you able to use the stock tpms sensors?

Yes. I bought a second set of sensors for a separate set of winter tires and wheels. See this thread. You only need #1 because it is a "kit" that includes #2 (nut) & #3 (washer). Just "plug & play"... no programming of the vehicle required.

 

[Crzman19]

My bad I guess I did it ask the proper question. The stock tpms sensors from the ridge line is what I’m wondering if they would work

 

[DudeCS]

My bad I guess I did it ask the proper question. The stock tpms sensors from the ridge line is what I’m wondering if they would work

I believe YES. The part number for Passport vs Ridgeline is different, but probably the same. Tire Rack lists the same TPMS part number for both.

• Passport P/N: 42753-T6N-E02 (TPMS kit)
• Ridgeline P/N: 42753-T6N-A01 (TPMS kit)
• Same for both TMPS (433MHz) P/N: 42753-TG7-A51

 

[P-A-N-D-A]

Could you explain what brand/manufacturer and part/model # “sport edition” wheels are? Your 2016 what? How much clearance from caliper to the 17” rim? Thanks.

Likely one of these from Tire Rack. Sport Edition is Tire Rack's house brand.
Tire Rack site states these 11 styles/sizes of their "Sport Edition" wheels in the link above will fit 2019/2020 Passport.

 

[Crzman19]

I believe YES. The part number for Passport vs Ridgeline is different, but probably the same. Tire Rack lists the same TPMS part number for both.

• Passport P/N: 42753-T6N-E02 (TPMS kit)
• Ridgeline P/N: 42753-T6N-A01 (TPMS kit)
• Same for both TMPS (433MHz) P/N: 42753-TG7-A51

Ok so I picked up a set of 2017 ridge line rims with stock tpms sensors. I had blizzard mounted and tested them out. The tpms sensors were read by the 2020 passport so all is great. Thanks for your help

 

[kgamsg]

Looking at these for my 2019 PP Elite w/ 245/60-18 tires; says the size fits the 2019 Ridgeline with the installation kit that fills the gap in the hub...size is 18" x 8", +35 Offset, 5x120.65 Bolt Pattern, 74.1mm Hub. I'm thinking they'll do nicely...just a little grey accent with all that black. Anyone see any size or clearance issues with these?

 

[P-A-N-D-A]

Looking at these for my 2019 PP Elite w/ 245/60-18 tires; says the size fits the 2019 Ridgeline with the installation kit that fills the gap in the hub...size is 18" x 8", +35 Offset, 5x120.65 Bolt Pattern, 74.1mm Hub. I'm thinking they'll do nicely...just a little grey accent with all that black. Anyone see any size or clearance issues with these?

I assume the "installation kit that fills the gap in the hub" is something like this?
If they don't include hubcentric rings, buy 'em -- they are inexpensive and virtually eliminate many complaints regarding vibration with aftermarket wheels.

 

[kgamsg]

I assume the "installation kit that fills the gap in the hub" is something like this?
If they don't include hubcentric rings, buy 'em -- they are inexpensive and virtually eliminate many complaints regarding vibration with aftermarket wheels.

Yup, rings are part of the kit...thanks

 

[ScreenTalker]

Has anyone had any luck adding wheel spacers? I actually like the stock Sport wheels but I’m looking to change out to wider tires and want a little more stance. Should I just go with aftermarket wheels?

 

[ProdGirl]

Has anyone had any luck adding wheel spacers? I actually like the stock Sport wheels but I’m looking to change out to wider tires and want a little more stance. Should I just go with aftermarket wheels?

By wheel spacers, do you mean hubcentric rings?

If so, I had them put on. I didn’t notice a difference in the short distances I did drive with the wider tires without them, but my Honda shop suggested I put them on. Had the tire shop order them and they were installed a few days later.

btw - nothing I dreaded more about my Passport than looking at the black gloss OEM wheels for the 7 months I had them!

 

[Kadoka59]

I plan to install 245/60R18 which maintains approximately the same tire dimensions (diameter & circumference) as 265/45R20.

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Tire Rack listed 255/55R18 for the Passport which I believe is wrong with a larger differential.

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[thegr8wendt]

Hi everyone, I'm thinking about picking up a set of 18'' wheels off a 2020 Ridgeline. I see a lot of discussion on fitting oversized tires, but looks like most are being installed on a wider offset than OEM 55mm. Can anyone tell me:

• What are the tallest tires I can fit on the 18'' OEM wheels?

Thanks -Michael

 

[stuman74]

Can the Touring/Elite 265/45 R20 tires/wheels mount onto an EX-L PP without any needed adjustments? Thanks.

 

[WayneP]

Can the Touring/Elite 265/45 R20 tires/wheels mount onto an EX-L PP without any needed adjustments? Thanks.

They will bolt right on, no problem.

 

[stuman74]

They will bolt right on, no problem.

Thanks. Also, can I transfer a narrower 245/50/R20 tire from an EX-L wheel (20x8J) onto an Elite wheel (20x8.5J) or does that 1/2" greater wheel width cause a problem? Like would I really also need to change the tire to the wider 265/45/R20?

 

[WayneP]

You will be fine to run them on the 8.5” rim.

 

[Bill-From-Illinois]

Nice, let us know please. I can’t handle 20’s. Typically they ride like crap, and to me, old timer look dumb. Also Chicago streets eat up 20”rims

Yep, I also live near Chicago and feel the same way. Did you replace yours?