What is the stock bolt pattern and offset 2009 accord coupe
 

What is the stock bolt pattern and offset for the 2009 accord coupe looking for rims and née to know :( and what kin of offset could I use on 19 or 20s looking at Work rims

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Heres the sizes on 18" stock wheels if it will help you..

18"x8" 5lugs on 115 mm and the offset is universal 55mm...

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Is that the stock rim for the lx coupe 09 cause I swear it's only a 16 or 17 I wanna get 20" rims but need to know bolt pattern and what type of outset I can use cause I want a dish :)

A 5x114.3mm 20" wheel will work, but offset is figured from the width of the wheel as well. I'd take a look around driveaccord.net, v6performance.net, and 8thaccord.org for pics and fitments.

Stock offset is +55mm though.

What's the width of the rims and what can you use as far as offset and width where the rim will fit?

No clue. You can use any offset you want, it just depends on how you want the wheels to look. Sounds like you have some reading to do on wheel fitment.

yeah the guy at work said he doesnt recommend staggered rims but if i want dish i gotta go like 20x8.5 front and 20x9.5 rear what do u think? go with all the same or change it up? i wanted the gold with chrome vx-xx or t1s black chrome or gold... i have a blue coupe 09

I'm completely new to wheel/tire fitment so I was wondering if someone could quickly explain it.

I have a friend who said that a wheel with a lower offset say 35 vs 55 could potentially lead to issues later on.

So could someone just explain how to go about picking a wheel and if there are other things that can be done to compensate for a difference in offset?

Thanks.

Can't really compensate for a too-low offset. The correct way (if you were manufacturing the wheel) is to design the spokes so the tire sits more inboard.

Check these out, from TireRack...
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/...jsp?techid=101
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/....jsp?techid=95

seriously, dont get wider wheels on the back. they dont do anything on a fwd car besides add weight. UNless youve got 250+hp and you are riding on stiff springs with thick swqay bars, it's not gong to do anything besides slow u down