The Honda Fit (Jazz outside North America) is the benchmark small car for practical versatility — its "Magic Seat" folding system and clever interior packaging made it a cult favorite. Although US sales ended in 2020, millions remain on the road and need tire replacements.
Honda Fit tire sizes
4th gen Fit (2018-2020): 185/55R16 (LX), 195/55R16 (Sport, EX, EX-L).
3rd gen Fit (2015-2017): 185/60R15 (LX), 195/60R15 (EX, EX-L).
2nd gen Fit (2009-2014): 175/70R14 (base), 185/55R15 (Sport).
The 195/55R16 is the most common current Fit replacement size.
Best tires
Michelin CrossClimate2 in 195/55R16: the best choice for Fit owners who want year-round confidence. 3PMSF all-weather, long tread life, excellent wet grip in a small car size.
Michelin Defender T+H in 195/55R16: if maximum tread life is the priority — the Defender T+H is available in small car sizes and delivers exceptional longevity.
Continental TrueContact Tour in 195/55R16: a value touring option with good wear and reliable wet traction. Good for budget-focused Fit owners.
Frequently asked
How much do Honda Fit tires cost?
195/55R16: $90–130 per tire. 185/55R16: $85–125 per tire. A set of four installed (195/55R16): $360–520.
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Last updated 2026-06-27. General guidance only — confirm specifics with a local shop for your exact vehicle.