Honda Passport Tires — Fitment by Year

OE size on a Honda Passport is 245/50-20, and I keep that in stock along with a couple of upgrade options depending on what year you're running—we've fit everything from '94 models through the current generation. The bolt pattern is 5x120, hub bore 64.10 mm, and the rim diameter runs 20 to 22 inches depending on trim and year. I see a lot of these come through here, especially the newer ones that sit a little more aggressive than the older body style.

For OE replacement, I stock the 245/50-20 in a few brands—Michelin, Goodyear, Bridgestone—all load-rated for what the Passport needs. If you want to go up a size or dial in something with a bit more sidewall or grip, I can fit you with a 255/50-20 or even a 265/50-20 depending on your rim. The load index matters here because these aren't light trucks, so I make sure whatever you pick handles the weight. I'll walk you through the tradeoffs—speedometer, fuel economy, that kind of thing—when you come in.

Once I get your tires mounted, my crew runs road-force balance on every one, checks your TPMS sensors, confirms the hub bore sits right, and torques everything to spec. We've been in Marietta fifteen years doing this in-house, no shortcuts. You walk in, we do it right, and you drive out knowing it's done. Bilingual crew, too—whatever works for you.

We mount these for folks across Marietta, East Cobb, Roswell, and Sandy Springs. If you need financing, Synchrony runs a 6-month promo on purchases over $199, and Acima can get you started at $10 down if that's easier. Walk in at 1585 Roswell Rd, call me at (678) 400-6467, or book online below.