What size tires are on the 24 Integra?

The 2024 Acura Integra relies on a single, standard tire size across its lineup: 235/40R18 mounted on 18-inch wheels. This size gives a balance of ride comfort and performance for everyday driving. Here’s a detailed look at what you can expect.

Tire size overview

The following information describes the tire size you’ll find on the 2024 Integra in typical US-spec configurations. While wheel designs can vary by trim, the tire width, aspect ratio, and diameter remain consistent for most models.

• 235/40R18 tires mounted on 18-inch wheels (18x8.0 inches) for most trims in the United States.

For owners planning replacements or aftermarket wheels, this means you should look for 235/40R18 tires to maintain the intended ride and handling characteristics. Always verify the exact specifications on your build sheet or door jamb data sticker, as wheel options and regional variations can affect the final tire pairing.

Why tire size matters

Tire size influences grip, ride quality, fuel economy, and speedometer accuracy. Matching the correct size is essential for safety and optimal performance, especially if you’re considering tire substitutions or wheel upgrades.

Additional considerations for owners

Beyond the basic sizing, it’s useful to note that tire choices (all-season vs. performance summer, tread patterns, and load/speed ratings) can affect handling and noise. When replacing tires, sticking to the manufacturer-recommended size is the safest and most straightforward path, but you may have options within the same size band that suit your driving style.

Summary

The 2024 Integra uses 235/40R18 tires on 18-inch wheels across its typical configurations. This standardized sizing supports balanced ride comfort and capable handling, with variations primarily stemming from wheel design and regional options. Always confirm the exact spec on your specific vehicle’s documentation or window sticker.

What size tires are on the Integra?

Integra tire sizes vary by model year and trim, with common sizes including 215/50R17 for base models, 235/40R18 for A-Spec with Technology Package and Type S, and 265/30R19 for the Type S model's higher-performance variant. Older models had different standard sizes like 195/60R14 or 195/55R15. 
Common tire sizes by model and trim

• Modern models (2023-present):
  • Base and A-Spec: 215/50R17 
  • A-Spec with Technology Package, Elite A-Spec: 235/40R18 
  • Type S: 265/30ZR19 
• Older models (examples):
  • Third generation: Common stock sizes include 195/55R15 and 205/50R15 
  • 1990 models: 195/60R14 

How to find the correct size

• Check your vehicle's door jamb: The correct tire size and pressure are listed on a sticker on the driver's side door jamb. 
• Consult your owner's manual: The manual will have a detailed section on tire specifications for your specific vehicle. 
• Use online resources: Websites from tire manufacturers or retailers allow you to search by your vehicle's year, make, and model to find compatible tire sizes. 

Is a 285 tire the same as a 33?

No, a 285 tire is not the same as a 33-inch tire because the numbers represent different dimensions: 285 refers to the tire's width in millimeters, while 33 inches typically refers to the overall height. However, a specific tire size like a 285/70R17 is close in height to a 33-inch tire, with an approximate overall diameter of 32.7 inches. 
Tire sizing explained

• 285: This number in a metric tire size (like 285/70R17) is the tire's width across the tread in millimeters. 
• 33: In common off-road tire terminology, "33" refers to the tire's approximate overall height in inches. 
• The middle number: The number in the middle of the metric size (e.g., 70 in 285/70R17) is the aspect ratio—the height of the tire's sidewall as a percentage of its width. 
• Putting it together: To find the overall diameter, you calculate the sidewall height (width multiplied by aspect ratio) and add it twice, then add the wheel diameter. 
  • For a 285/70R17:
    • Width: 285 mm≈11.22 inches285 mm is approximately equal to 11.22 inches285 mm≈11.22 inches 
    • Sidewall height: 11.22 inches×0.70≈7.85 inches11.22 inches cross 0.70 is approximately equal to 7.85 inches11.22 inches×0.70≈7.85 inches 
    • Total height: (7.85 inches×2)+17 inch wheel≈32.7 inchesopen paren 7.85 inches cross 2 close paren plus 17 inch wheel is approximately equal to 32.7 inches(7.85 inches×2)+17 inch wheel≈32.7 inches 
• Why the confusion: A 285/70R17 tire is frequently called a "33-inch" tire because its actual diameter is very close to 33 inches. 

What size tires go on 24 inch rims?

Common tire sizes for 24-inch rims include 295/35R24, 305/35R24, 275/30R24, and 285/30R24, but the best size depends on the vehicle, the desired look, and the rim's width. Other options range from a smaller profile like 275/30R24 to larger, all-terrain sizes like LT315/50R24 or 38x15.50R24LT.
 
Common tire sizes

• 295/35R24: A popular size for a wide range of vehicles. 
• 305/35R24: A common size, often seen on SUVs and performance vehicles. 
• 275/30R24: A low-profile option that is a good fit for many cars. 
• 285/30R24: Another low-profile choice, providing a sportier look. 
• 285/35R24: A good balance between a lower profile and a bit more sidewall. 

Other options

• All-terrain sizes: If you need a more rugged tire, options like LT375/40R24, LT315/50R24, and 37X13.50R24LT are available. 
• Custom or less common sizes: Depending on the specific vehicle and rim, other sizes may be possible, such as 275/50-24 or even custom sizes like 325-45-24. 

How to choose

• Check your vehicle's recommendations: Always check your vehicle's owner's manual or look at the sticker on the driver's side doorjamb for the manufacturer's recommended tire size. 
• Consider your rim width: The size of your rim is crucial. Some tires, like a 275/35R24, may require a minimum rim width of 9 inches, as shown on Premier Tires & Wheels. 
• Determine the desired performance: A low-profile tire will have a more aggressive look but less sidewall for a comfortable ride, while an all-terrain tire will be better suited for off-road use. 
• Research your options: Explore tire-specific resources like Tire Rack and retailers like Walmart or BB Wheels to see what is available and recommended for your needs. 

What is the 0 60 time for the 2025 Integra?

The 2025 Acura Integra's 0-60 mph time depends on the model: the regular and A-Spec models are around 7.0 to 7.8 seconds, while the performance-oriented Type S is significantly faster at approximately 5.1 to 5.2 seconds. The base and A-Spec versions use a 200-hp 1.5L turbocharged engine, while the Type S has a more powerful 320-hp 2.0L turbocharged engine. 
You can watch this video to learn about the performance of the 2025 Acura Integra A-Spec: 1mRaiti's RidesYouTube · Aug 18, 2025
This video discusses the 2025 Acura Integra Type S and its performance: 57sHawkeye RidesYouTube · May 26, 2025

Model	0–60 mph time
Integra (Base/A-Spec)	7.0–7.8 seconds
Integra Type S	5.1–5.2 seconds

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