How much are 2015 Honda Civic tires?

Expect to pay about $95–$260 per tire for the 2015 Honda Civic (before installation), depending on size and brand. Installed, a set of four typically runs about $520–$1,350 in the U.S. as of 2025, with budget 15-inch options at the low end, mid-range 16-inch choices in the middle, and performance-oriented 17-inch tires (Si) at the high end. Prices vary by tire size, trim, brand, and local labor rates.

Which tire sizes does the 2015 Civic use?

The correct price depends first on the tire size printed on your door-jamb placard or owner’s manual. The 2015 Civic came with multiple wheel/tire fitments based on trim and package.

• 195/65R15: Common on LX, HF, Hybrid, and Natural Gas models.
• 205/55R16: Common on SE, EX, and EX-L models.
• 215/45R17: Civic Si (performance model); some special packages may also use 17-inch wheels.

Always match the tire’s size, load index, and speed rating to the door placard. Non-Si trims typically use H/V-rated touring all-seasons, while the Si generally calls for higher speed ratings (often W) with 17-inch performance tires.

Price ranges by size and category (per tire, before install)

Here’s what you can generally expect to pay online or at big-box/independent retailers in the U.S. as of 2025. These ranges reflect typical pricing for new tires; local sales, rebates, and inventory can move numbers up or down.

• 195/65R15 (LX/HF/Hybrid/NG)
  

  • Budget all-season: $85–$120
  • Mid-tier touring: $120–$160
  • Premium/all-weather: $160–$220

• 205/55R16 (SE/EX/EX-L)
  

  • Budget all-season: $95–$140
  • Mid-tier touring: $140–$190
  • Premium/all-weather: $190–$260

• 215/45R17 (Si/performance)
  

  • Budget performance A/S: $105–$160
  • Mid-tier performance A/S: $160–$220
  • Premium performance or summer: $220–$300

Premium “all-weather” options (with severe-snow 3PMSF badges) and top-tier touring/performance lines sit at the upper end. Performance summer compounds for the Si can be the priciest.

Typical out-the-door cost for a set of four

Installation adds mounting/balancing, new valve stems/TPMS service, disposal fees, and taxes. An alignment is often recommended with new tires but billed separately.

• Budget 15-inch set installed: roughly $520–$700
  

  • Tires: ~$340–$480
  • Install/fees/tax: ~$160–$220
  • Optional alignment: +$100–$150

• Mid-range 16-inch set installed: roughly $750–$1,000
  

  • Tires: ~$560–$760
  • Install/fees/tax: ~$190–$260
  • Optional alignment: +$100–$150

• Performance 17-inch (Si) set installed: roughly $1,050–$1,350
  

  • Tires: ~$720–$1,200
  • Install/fees/tax: ~$210–$240
  • Optional alignment: +$100–$150

Installation typically runs $20–$40 per tire for mounting/balancing, plus $3–$10 per tire for disposal; taxes vary by location. Road-hazard warranties are often $15–$25 per tire.

Good-fit tire examples by use case

Below are popular models frequently recommended for the 2015 Civic’s common sizes, spanning comfort, all-weather capability, and performance. Always verify size, load index, and speed rating for your trim.

• Touring all-season (comfort and longevity)
  

  • Continental TrueContact Tour
  • Michelin Defender2
  • Bridgestone Turanza QuietTrack
  • General Altimax RT45

• All-weather (3PMSF severe-snow rated)
  

  • Michelin CrossClimate2
  • Goodyear Assurance WeatherReady
  • Nokian WR G4

• Performance all-season (sportier response; Si-friendly in 17-inch)
  

  • Continental ExtremeContact DWS 06 Plus
  • Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4
  • Goodyear Eagle Sport All-Season

• Summer performance (Si; warm-weather only)
  

  • Michelin Pilot Sport 4S (where available in 215/45R17)
  • Bridgestone Potenza Sport
  • Falken Azenis FK460/FK510 (fitment dependent)

Touring all-seasons are ideal for most non-Si Civics focused on comfort and tread life. Si owners seeking maximum grip may prefer performance options, noting that summer tires are not suitable for cold climates.

What affects the price the most?

Several variables drive the final figure, beyond just size and brand.

• Speed rating and load index: Higher ratings generally cost more.
• Tread technology: All-weather and premium touring compounds command higher prices.
• Brand tier: Top-name brands usually price above value brands.
• Seasonality and rebates: Spring/fall promos can cut costs significantly.
• Local labor rates: Install and alignment vary by shop and region.

Balancing budget, performance, and climate needs usually yields the best long-term value rather than focusing solely on upfront price.

How to get your exact price today

To pin down a precise quote, follow these quick steps with your preferred retailer or local shop.

• Check your door placard for size, load index, and speed rating.
• Decide on category: budget touring, premium all-weather, or performance.
• Compare 3–4 retailers (local and online) for the same model/size.
• Ask for an out-the-door quote, including install, TPMS service, disposal, tax, and optional alignment.
• Look for current rebates or membership deals (e.g., warehouse clubs).

This approach ensures you’re comparing apples to apples and snagging any available discounts.

Summary

Most 2015 Honda Civic tires cost $95–$260 each before installation, with full installed sets landing around $520–$1,350 depending on size (15, 16, or 17-inch), brand, and performance level. Verify your exact size and ratings on the door placard, choose the tire category that fits your driving and climate, then request out-the-door quotes—including installation and alignment—to get an accurate total.

How much are Honda Civic 2015 tires?

Civic tires typically range in cost from $60 to $350+, depending on the tire size and type you install on your Honda. From eco-friendly low rolling resistance tires to sporty summer tires, we guarantee the lowest prices on any tire you pick for your Civic.

What size tires are on a 2015 Honda Civic?

Similarly to the previous generation, the 2012-2015 Honda Civic comes equipped with 15 inch, 16 inch and 17 inch tires. The only change is the introduction of an 18 inch tire size. Actual sizing options however, completely unchanged, except the new 225/40R18.

How much is it to replace a tire on a Honda Civic?

Honda Civic tire prices are typically priced between $75 -$350 per tire. These prices vary depending on the type and size of the tire.

What’s the average price for a 2015 Honda Civic?

2015 Honda Civic Pricing

	Original MSRP	KBB Fair Purchase Price (national avg.)
LX Sedan 4D	$20,125	$8,786
SE Sedan 4D	$20,825	$10,061
HF Sedan 4D	$20,830	$9,164
EX Sedan 4D	$22,025	$10,315