What is the bolt pattern for a 95 honda civic dx?
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Asked by milesk08 Jun 04, 2008 at 11:30 AM about the 1995 Honda Civic DX Hatchback

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I know its a 4 lug bolt pattern, but is it 4x100 or what?

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Eric answered 16 years ago

Yes, it is 4x100. As far as I know, all Civics until the (I believe) '04 Civic Si (and obviously the current model is 5 lug), have been 4x100. Pre-1984, they might have been different, though.

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German answered 16 years ago

Go to Tirerack.com and select your make, model, and year, then click on wheels. Click the small box in the left corner of any wheel and a box will drop down telling you the correct bolt pattern. I believe chris is correct as well. I'm pretty sure most hondas are 4 x 100

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CrazyFramer69 answered 6 years ago

My 2005 si 2door has 4 bolt pattern has since. I bought it new. Not sure why everyone tells me ivd got 16 inch 5bolt when its a 15 inch 4 bolt .

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