what winter tire size is best to use on 2010 Honda Accord Ex model?

Asked by Tonigh Dec 13, 2013 at 08:53 AM about the 2010 Honda Accord EX

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I am looking to purchase winter tire, my tire size is 225/50/r17 and I got a quote on 205/60/r16 and was told this size can also work.  I am no expert on tires so would like to know if there will be any issues on my vehicle if I purchase these tires.

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TurboDan answered 11 years ago

I use TireRack.com to check suggested tire sizes.... This is what they recommend for your car in the winter: 16" Recommended: 215/60-16 16" Alternate: 205/65-16 Original Equipment Wheel Diameter: 17" 17" Recommended: 225/50-17 17" Alternate: 215/55-17 http://www.tirerack.com/snow/WinterPackageMain.jsp?autoMake=Honda&autoModel=Accord+Sedan&autoYear=2010&autoModClar=EX

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