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    2023 Honda CR-V — Tire Size & Pressure

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    • OEM Tire Size: 235/60R18 (EX, EX-L trims), 235/55R19 (Sport, Sport Touring Hybrid trims)
    • Recommended Cold Tire Pressure: 32 PSI (all trims, front and rear)
    • Bolt Pattern: 5x114.3
    • Wheel Size: 18x7.5J (EX, EX-L), 19x7.5J (Sport, Sport Touring Hybrid)
    • Load Index/Speed Rating: 103H (235/60R18), 101H (235/55R19)
    • Spare Tire Size: T155/90D17 (Compact Temporary Spare)
    • TPMS Frequency: 315 MHz

    Tire sizes by trim

    TrimTire SizeWheel SizeLoad Index/Speed Rating
    CR-V EX235/60R1818x7.5J103H
    CR-V EX-L235/60R1818x7.5J103H
    CR-V Sport Hybrid235/55R1919x7.5J101H
    CR-V Sport Touring Hybrid235/55R1919x7.5J101H

    Recommended replacement tires

    When it's time for new tires on your 2023 Honda CR-V, you have several excellent options depending on your driving needs and budget. Here are a few popular choices:

    • Michelin Defender T+H (Premium All-Season): Known for its exceptional tread life, comfortable ride, and all-season traction. Expect to pay around $200-$250 per tire.
    • Goodyear Assurance MaxLife (Mid-Range All-Season): Offers a good balance of performance, durability, and a long treadwear warranty. Typically priced in the $180-$230 range.
    • Falken Pro G5 CSV (Value All-Season): A more budget-friendly option that still provides reliable all-season performance and a quiet ride. These often fall in the $150-$200 price bracket.

    When to inflate to max load psi

    The 2023 Honda CR-V is a passenger SUV, and as such, it does not have a "max load PSI" in the same way a heavy-duty truck would. The recommended cold tire pressure of 32 PSI (front and rear) is designed to optimize performance, fuel economy, and safety under normal driving conditions, including when the vehicle is fully loaded with passengers and cargo up to its Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR).

    Always refer to the tire placard located on the driver's side door jamb for the most accurate and up-to-date tire pressure recommendations for your specific vehicle.

    Lug nut torque & pattern

    Properly torquing your lug nuts is crucial for safety and to prevent damage to your wheels or studs. For the 2023 Honda CR-V:

    • Lug Nut Torque: 94 lb-ft (127 Nm)
    • Lug Nut Pattern: Star pattern. When tightening, always use a star pattern to ensure even pressure and proper wheel seating. Tighten the lug nuts in several stages until the final torque specification is reached. This helps to prevent warping of the rotor or wheel.

    Common tire issues for this vehicle

    While the 2023 Honda CR-V is a reliable vehicle, some common tire issues owners might encounter include:

    • Uneven Tread Wear: This can be caused by improper tire pressure, lack of regular tire rotations, or alignment issues. If you notice uneven wear (e.g., more wear on one edge of the tire), have your alignment checked and ensure you're rotating your tires every 5,000-7,500 miles.
    • Road Noise: Some owners might experience increased road noise, especially as tires wear down or if they opt for certain tire models. Ensuring proper inflation and considering tire models known for quiet operation can help mitigate this.
    • TPMS Light Illumination: The Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) light can come on due to low tire pressure (the most common reason), a faulty TPMS sensor, or a change in temperature. Always check your tire pressure first if the light illuminates. If the pressure is correct, it might indicate a sensor issue that requires professional diagnosis.
    • Punctures: As with any vehicle, punctures from road debris are always a possibility. Regularly inspect your tires for any foreign objects or damage. A compact temporary spare tire (T155/90D17) is provided for emergency use.

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