Will 20" rims fit on a stock honda civic?

hell NO

no...they'll start to hit when u put people in the back...and civic to little...an accord yes...

You are going to mess up your suspension, destroy the resale value, and kill your gas mileage. Just say no....

You will not only have to modify the fenders and q-panels,but also the bumpers and lift it higher-and anyway,that much wheel will also destroy your suspension pretty fast-don't go over 18's and i reccomend 17's-my integra is dropped 5 in front and 3 in back with 17's and 205/40zr17's-it doesn't rub and no mods to body! freakin babe magnet,too!!!

Instead of worrying about wheel well modifications, better check out what type 'modified' brake calipers and pads you will need with those. They are very bad on your suspension as well. It would need to be 'beefed' up as well to handle the 'new' tires/rims. A practically new Honda is a terrible thing to waste. Besides, if and when you trade it in or sell it, you'll have to take a big LOSS on the car's value. Mack

Probably not but a good tire company to ask is Discount Tire. They have a lot of great rims and tires at low cost. I put a set of "Hotwheels" rims on my car for less than the cost of one dealer rim! http://www.discounttire.com

I recently saw an add in Sport Compact Car or Super Street about a company that made 20 series tires so subcompacts could roll on 20's. I think it's a stupid idea because there would be almost no sidewall and would ride like sh!t. But hey, if someone wants it, a company out there will make it. It's not cool to be derogatory and rip on people for trying different things. The aftermarket wouldn't be what it is today if people didn't try new things. What would you have said to the guy in the 80's that wanted 17's instead of his 13's? Cars today that were built in the 80's are riding on 17's and 18's. As for style, to each their own. Big wheels on sedans is the new southern thing. Not necessarily a 'black' thing.

Hey "Dan" How would bolting on rims destroy a cars resale value? Or for that matter, destroy the suspension? Yes, I disagree with this girl, and think 20s would look absolutely ridiculous. But why do you have throw dumb comments out like that? If she wants to sell it, just bolt the stock wheels back on. It's not rocket science. And the suspention is gonna travel just like it always did. It doesn't matter what outside diameter the wheel is.

I don't think 20's will fit your Civic. I think the wheel wells are too small. Even if they fit in the wheel well diameter, your turning radius will be reduced quite a bit with wheel scrubbing the inside of the wheel well. If you upgrade to significantly larger wheels than stock, you will also need to upgrade to larger brake disks and brake pads. Larger wheels require more effort to stop.