(I'm no expert...but)
Looks like on Discount Tire Direct, on anything but the base Honda Civic, OEM is 175 width?
But depending on your budget....
you could do what I did, and buy 15 inch wheels with a smaller offset +10, instead of stock +40 ish, (instead of spacers) to give you more room, and also use wider rim
Discount Tire Direct has good options for around $100 each wheel
https://www.discounttiredirect.com/buy- … drag-dr-65
Sometimes can even get cheaper when they have odds and ends. They might have others with +10, or I've seen Zero offset also. Drag company seems to have good, cheap options
They you have lots of tire options, and width options, and you can spend even more on tires
I have a 1987 Honda Prelude, and I have 225 on, with 15 inch rims, +10 offset.
BUT! then your wheel/tire will stick out more, and you WILL need fender flares, which you can get cheap rivet -on purchased via ebay.
But then your car will look cooler, and you will need to get bigger brakes
And then you will need fancy coil overs and sway bars
And then you will need more power, and maybe a racing cam
And then maybe a turbo
And then, etc.
Welcome to the party. You could just try this once....(like the drug dealer said....)
MarioKart Driving School: 1987 Honda Prelude Si (Opus #28)
Loudon, NH 2014 - Millville, NJ, Lightening 2019 (RIP)
New and improved: 1987 Honda Prelude Si (Opus #11) Pittsburgh, PA 2021 - ??
and finally won something, Class C Win: Loudon, NH 2022