Honda Accord Specifications (1982-2024)

Year	Torque Values (ft-lbs / Nm)	Lug Nut Size	Factory Tire Size (Example)
1982	80 / 108	M12x1.5	165SR13
1983	80 / 108	M12x1.5	165SR13
1984	80 / 108	M12x1.5	185/70R13
1985	80 / 108	M12x1.5	185/70R13
1986	80 / 108	M12x1.5	185/70R14
1987	80 / 108	M12x1.5	185/70R14
1988	80 / 108	M12x1.5	185/70R14
1989	80 / 108	M12x1.5	185/70R14
1990	80 / 108	M12x1.5	185/70R14
1991	80 / 108	M12x1.5	185/70R14
1992	80 / 108	M12x1.5	185/70R14
1993	80 / 108	M12x1.5	185/70R14
1994	80 / 108	M12x1.5	185/70R14
1995	80 / 108	M12x1.5	195/60R15
1996	80 / 108	M12x1.5	195/60R15
1997	80 / 108	M12x1.5	195/60R15
1998	80 / 108	M12x1.5	195/65R15
1999	80 / 108	M12x1.5	195/65R15
2000	80 / 108	M12x1.5	195/65R15
2001	80 / 108	M12x1.5	195/65R15
2002	80 / 108	M12x1.5	195/65R15
2003	80 / 108	M12x1.5	205/65R15
2004	80 / 108	M12x1.5	205/65R15
2005	80 / 108	M12x1.5	205/65R15
2006	80 / 108	M12x1.5	205/60R16
2007	80 / 108	M12x1.5	205/60R16
2008	80 / 108	M12x1.5	215/60R16
2009	80 / 108	M12x1.5	215/60R16
2010	80 / 108	M12x1.5	215/60R16
2011	80 / 108	M12x1.5	215/60R16
2012	80 / 108	M12x1.5	215/60R16
2013	80 / 108	M12x1.5	205/65R16
2014	80 / 108	M12x1.5	205/65R16
2015	80 / 108	M12x1.5	205/65R16
2016	80 / 108	M12x1.5	205/65R16
2017	80 / 108	M12x1.5	205/65R16
2018	80 / 108	M12x1.5	225/50R17
2019	80 / 108	M12x1.5	225/50R17
2020	80 / 108	M12x1.5	225/50R17
2021	80 / 108	M12x1.5	225/50R17
2022	80 / 108	M12x1.5	225/50R17
2023	80 / 108	M12x1.5	225/50R17
2024	80 / 108	M12x1.5	225/50R17

Explanation of the Table:

Torque Values

Honda has consistently specified 80 ft-lbs (108 Nm) for lug nut torque across most Accord models from 1982 to 2024. This is widely supported by owner manuals and automotive resources. Variations are rare but should be confirmed for specific trims.

Lug Nut Size

The standard lug nut size for the Honda Accord is M12x1.5 (12mm diameter, 1.5mm thread pitch) across all generations, requiring a 19mm wrench for installation/removal.

Factory Tire Size

Tire sizes evolved with each generation and reflect base model specifications. Higher trims (e.g., EX, Touring) may use larger sizes (e.g., 215/50R17 or 235/40R19). The sizes listed are representative examples based on historical data.