Spare Tire Kit For CTR

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Wow perfect timing. I may need to look into getting one of these.. have also contemplated carrying a full size OEM spare for long trips.

Did you say we need (2) scissor jacks to raise the car to switch tires?
I think he means to make things easier when installing a spare and switching back to front. I wouldn't want to run a spare on the front for too long (or really at all) due to the LSD. You can get by with a single scissor.

If you have a flat front, you would jack the back up and put the spare on the back, then lower the back of the car and jack the front up. Swap the back good wheel with the front flat. Done with a single jack.

If you had two Jack's you could loosen lugs on both wheels on a side then jack up front and back. Would save a bit of time.

I hope I never have to swap in heat. I wouldn't want to get back in the car all sweaty. I'm gonna throw a clean towel in the back that I can lay on the seat if that ever happens.
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OK the doughnut spare is absolutely brilliant and I'd order one tomorrow if ---
Does anyone know a source for the right size INCLUDING the right lug pattern?
Website, part #, anything so I don't order the wrong thing.
(Sorry but it looks like the part numbers listed are for the Honda factory stuff)
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OK the doughnut spare is absolutely brilliant and I'd order one tomorrow if ---
Does anyone know a source for the right size INCLUDING the right lug pattern?
Website, part #, anything so I don't order the wrong thing.
(Sorry but it looks like the part numbers listed are for the Honda factory stuff)
Thanks

The part numbers I listed are a perfect match for the CTR. Just google those part numbers.

Also I only drove 30 miles on the spare so I felt ok leaving it on the front. as I didn't drive too fast.
 

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I bought mine from Delray Honda and picked up the parts. It cost me about 304 dollars after tax.

Please note the kit comes in two part numbers, one is the tire (and needs to be mounted) and the other is the wheel, and other parts. It is very important to note, the kit comes with a NEW TRUNK LINER to raise the bed of the trunk up in order for the spare tire to fit completely. I did NOT like this so I did not install the new trunk liner.

Part numbers are:


Part Number Part Name Price Quantity Total
06421-TGH-A02ZA Temporary Kit *NH900L* (Deep Black) $129.79 1 $129.79
42751-CTL-031 Tire, Temporary (T125/70R18) (99M) (Continental) $154.90 1 $154.90

I left prices that I paid so you do not get gouged... try to find a dealer that sells your parts online for cheap and you can pick them up and not pay for shipping.

Edit: Here is the schematic for the trunk liner and what pieces come with it:

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Please note that #4 is the tire part number listed above.

Hi Caestus and group:

I searched for this part number and it appears as the kit you bought -part number(06421-TGH-A02ZA Temporary Kit *NH900L* (Deep Black)) is for snow chain wheels. Any idea what is the difference in comparison with the other part numbers (i.e. 06421-TGH-A32ZA)?

Thanks.
 

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I just went with a real OEM wheel/tire. That way I can swap and get back to the turns. Only cost me a couple hundred for rim and tire.

Honda Civic 10th gen Spare Tire Kit For CTR 20191030_004749
 


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I just went with a real OEM wheel/tire. That way I can swap and get back to the turns. Only cost me a couple hundred for rim and tire.

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A few questions... where did you get the OEM wheel, and how high is the compartment lid after you set it on top of your spare tire? Will it set back in its original position?
 

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A few questions... where did you get the OEM wheel, and how high is the compartment lid after you set it on top of your spare tire? Will it set back in its original position?
Found a guy who had a set for sale for a good price in a group chat that was local to me. Four people threw in and bought the set. We all took one. Car only had 1000 miles on it when they were taken off. Got lucky. There is no floor anymore. I don't put anything back there. Just going to get the cargo net and drape it across. Even though it really doesn't move much back there.
 

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Hi Caestus and group:

I searched for this part number and it appears as the kit you bought -part number(06421-TGH-A02ZA Temporary Kit *NH900L* (Deep Black)) is for snow chain wheels. Any idea what is the difference in comparison with the other part numbers (i.e. 06421-TGH-A32ZA)?

Thanks.

This is a standard spare tire, but rated for a bit faster speeds than normal. What I think this means is... you can use snow chains on the tire without issue. I am also surprised because prior to this the "snow chain" thing never showed up but it's important to note it is absolutely a standard spare tire as you can see in my picture.

Part number: 06421-TGH-A32ZA is the wheel kit. and such as listed in the schematics I posted.
 

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FWIW: At the time I bought the car I couldn't find anything on a spare tire kit and the dealership wasn't any help. So I found a closeout rim sale ($80) on Tire Rack and purchased the least expensive all season tire ($105) available. W/tax total $195. I also bough a decent scissor jack/lug wrench combo for $35.
 

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I bought mine from Delray Honda and picked up the parts. It cost me about 304 dollars after tax.

Please note the kit comes in two part numbers, one is the tire (and needs to be mounted) and the other is the wheel, and other parts. It is very important to note, the kit comes with a NEW TRUNK LINER to raise the bed of the trunk up in order for the spare tire to fit completely. I did NOT like this so I did not install the new trunk liner.

Part numbers are:


Part Number Part Name Price Quantity Total
06421-TGH-A02ZA Temporary Kit *NH900L* (Deep Black) $129.79 1 $129.79
42751-CTL-031 Tire, Temporary (T125/70R18) (99M) (Continental) $154.90 1 $154.90

I left prices that I paid so you do not get gouged... try to find a dealer that sells your parts online for cheap and you can pick them up and not pay for shipping.

Edit: Here is the schematic for the trunk liner and what pieces come with it:

resource?t=d&s=l&r=9A259D595DE0D0D40689678969022D97D6BE1A85572B517D0B3129CF28CF0779.png


Please note that #4 is the tire part number listed above.
Does this thing make the trunk bed level with the opening? Would appreciate it if anyone has a picture of the height of the bed vs the opening with the spare tire kit.
 


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Why two jacks?
Just lift the back first and put the spare on then take the back wheel and put it on the front with the same jack. Unless you don’t mind having two jacks in the boot
 

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Well it's a good thing I had purchased the spare wheel only a few weeks before I got this flat tire.

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Can you tell me the ratings for your spare? Is it a typical temporary spare 50 miles and 50 mph max recommended?

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