Collection: Acura Integra OEM Wheels


The Acura Integra is one of the most iconic cars in Acura’s history. Acura is the luxury brand for Honda and the Integra takes much from the Honda Civic and Accord sedans and takes it to the next level.  First introduced in 1986, it quickly built a reputation for sharp handling, sleek design, and everyday usability. It became a favorite among driving enthusiasts and commuters alike. In 2022, Acura brought the Integra name back with a brand new model. Across every generation, wheels have been an important part of the car’s style and performance. Factory OEM rims are a big part of what makes the Integra stand out.

The Early Generations of the Integra

The first Acura Integra models (1986–1989) were compact hatchbacks and sedans. They had clean, lightweight designs with small wheels by today’s standards. Most factory wheels were 14 inch or 15 inch alloys, with simple silver finishes. Some base trims came with steel wheels, but enthusiasts preferred the alloys. These wheels matched the car’s sporty but practical design.

The second generation (1990–1993) refined the look. The body became sleeker, and the wheels grew in size. Many trims featured 15 inch factory alloy rims. Some had directional spoke patterns that gave the car a more dynamic stance. OEM rims in this era were light, durable, and perfectly matched to the suspension tuning.

The third generation (1994–2001) is where the Integra truly earned its legend. This was the era of the famous Integra Type R. Base trims came with 14 inch and 15 inch OEM alloys. Sportier trims included 16 inch factory wheels. The Type R featured lightweight 15 inch alloys designed for performance. These rims were simple but strong, built to reduce weight and improve handling. For many fans, these factory wheels became part of the Integra’s identity.

The fourth generation (2002–2006) was sold in the U.S. as the Acura RSX, but it carried the Integra name overseas. Wheels grew again, with 16 inch and 17 inch OEM alloy rims being common. The sport focused RSX Type S featured factory alloys with clean five  spoke designs, emphasizing performance and style.

The Modern Return

In 2022, Acura revived the Integra name. The new Integra is a sporty five door hatchback that blends modern technology with the spirit of the classic. The wheels are larger, sharper, and bolder than before. Factory OEM rims come in 17 inch, 18 inch, and even 19 inch sizes depending on trim. Finishes include gloss black, machined face, and dark gray. The A Spec and Type S trims stand out with aggressive wheel designs that signal performance.

Compared to the classic Acura Integras, the new model’s rims are much bigger and more aggressive. This reflects both modern styling trends and the performance demands of today’s cars.

Acura Integra Competitors and Wheel Trends

Over the years, the Integra has competed with models like the Honda Civic Si (sister car), Volkswagen GTI, and Toyota GR86. Each of these cars puts focus on wheels as part of their sporty image. The GTI often features bold multi spoke designs. The Civic Si uses lightweight alloys with sharp spoke patterns. The Integra balances both worlds. Its OEM rims are stylish but functional, designed to improve performance while looking premium.

Acura’s choice of wheel designs has always leaned sporty but not overdone. They reflect the car’s role as both a daily driver and a performance machine.

Alloy vs. Steel Wheels

Like most sport compacts, the Integra has relied mostly on alloy wheels. Alloys are lighter than steel, which improves acceleration, braking, and cornering. Steel wheels were seen only on the most basic trims of early models. For the majority of Integras, factory OEM alloy rims were standard. That trend continues with the new generation. Every modern Integra comes with alloy wheels in various designs and finishes.

Why OEM Wheels Matter

OEM Acura Integra wheels are built to exact specifications. Acura engineers design them to handle the car’s weight, suspension, and braking system. This ensures perfect fit and balance.

Replica or aftermarket wheels may look similar, but they often lack the same quality. They can bend more easily, corrode faster, or create vibrations because of poor fitment. With genuine OEM rims, you get the same strength, durability, and finish that Acura intended.

Using factory wheels also preserves resale value. Enthusiasts and buyers prefer cars with genuine parts. An Integra with original rims always stands out as more authentic and reliable.

Acura Integra Wheel Sizes and Finishes by Era

·         1986–1989 (1st Gen): 14 inch and 15 inch alloys, silver finishes, some steel wheels on base models.

·         1990–1993 (2nd Gen): Mostly 15 inch factory alloys, directional and split spoke styles.

·         1994–2001 (3rd Gen): 14–16 inch alloys, Type R lightweight 15 inch rims, classic five spoke patterns.

·         2002–2006 (4th Gen/RSX): 16 inch and 17 inch alloys, five spoke designs, performance focused.

·         2022–Present (5th Gen): 17–19 inch alloys, aggressive spoke designs, gloss black, machine  cut, and gray finishes.

The evolution of wheel design mirrors the evolution of the car. Smaller and simpler at first, then larger and more aggressive as performance and styling demands grew.

Advantages of OEM Integra Rims

·         Perfect Fit: Designed specifically for the Integra’s specs.

·         Durability: Built to handle real world conditions without bending easily.

·         Style: Matches the car’s design, preserving its iconic look.

·         Safety: Tested to Acura’s strict standards for strength and balance.

·         Value: Keeps your Integra authentic, which matters to collectors and enthusiasts.

Replacing Acura Integra Wheels

Over years of driving, wheels can suffer curb rash, corrosion, or bends from potholes. Replacing them with genuine OEM rims keeps your Integra safe and looking its best. At Finish Line Wheels, you’ll find original designs for every era. Whether you need classic 15 inch Integra Type R wheels or modern 19 inch alloys from the latest model, OEM replacements ensure the same quality and fit.

Refinished OEM wheels are another great option. These are original factory wheels restored to like new condition. They offer the authenticity of genuine rims at a much lower price.

Final Thoughts

The Acura Integra is more than just a car. It’s a symbol of driving fun and engineering precision. From the first hatchback in the 1980s to the latest turbocharged model, wheels have always been central to its design and performance.

Factory OEM Acura Integra wheels deliver the right look, the right fit, and the right quality. They connect directly to the car’s history and future. Choosing genuine OEM rims ensures your Integra stays true to its roots, whether you drive a classic or the newest model.

At Finish Line Wheels, we carry Factory OEM Acura Integra wheels across generations. From vintage 14 inch alloys to modern 19 inch designs, we provide Genuine Replacement Rims that keep your Integra performing and looking exactly as Acura intended.

Acura Integra OEM Wheel Specs & Fitment Guide

Complete factory reference directory for genuine Acura Integra alloy wheels. Compare bolt pattern changes (5x114.3mm standard vs 5x120mm Type S vs 4-lug legacy), center bore hub sizes, trim-level offsets, Hollander interchange numbers, and OEM part numbers across all generations.

Trim / Model OEM Size Bolt Pattern Offset Center Bore Hollander # OEM Part #
5th Generation (2023–2026) — DE4 / DE5 Platform
Base Model 5 Spoke | Silver Painted Alloy 17x7.0" 5x114.3mm +45mm 64.1mm 71886 42700-3S5-A01
A-Spec Package 5 Split-Spoke | Charcoal / Dark Grey 18x8.0" 5x114.3mm +50mm 64.1mm 71887 42700-3S5-A81
A-Spec Technology / Accessory Multi-Spoke | Matte Black / Machined 19x8.0" 5x114.3mm +55mm 64.1mm 71888 08W19-3S5-200, 08W19-3S5-200A
Type S (DE5 High Performance) 10-Spoke | Shark Grey / Bronze 19x9.5" 5x120mm +60mm 64.1mm 71910 42700-3S5-A91
3rd Generation (1994–2001) — DC2 / DB8 Platform
RS / LS / GS / GS-R 6-Spoke / "Mesh" | Machined / Silver 15x6.0" 4x100mm +45mm 56.1mm 71682, 71673 42700-ST7-A41, 42700-ST7-A31
Type R (1997–1998) 7-Spoke Performance | Championship White 15x6.0" 4x114.3mm +50mm 64.1mm 71687 42700-ST7-J01
Type R (1998–2001 JDM/USDM Spec) 10-Spoke Lightweight | White / Gunmetal 15x6.0" / 16x7.0" 5x114.3mm +50mm 64.1mm 71703 42700-ST7-R01
1st & 2nd Generation (1986–1993) — Classic Platforms
GS / GS-R / LS (1990–1993) 6-Spoke / "Snowflake" | Silver Painted 14x5.5" 4x100mm +45mm 56.1mm 71640, 71700 42700-SK7-A01, 08W14-ST7-200G
5th Generation (2023–2026) — DE4 / DE5 Chassis
Base Model
(17" 5-Spoke, Silver Alloy)
17x7.0" 5x114.3mm +45mm 64.1mm 71886 42700-3S5-A01
A-Spec Package
(18" 5 Split-Spoke, Charcoal)
18x8.0" 5x114.3mm +50mm 64.1mm 71887 42700-3S5-A81
A-Spec Tech / Accessory
(19" Multi-Spoke, Matte Black)
19x8.0" 5x114.3mm +55mm 64.1mm 71888 08W19-3S5-200, 08W19-3S5-200A
Type S (DE5 Performance)
(19" 10-Spoke, Shark Grey/Bronze)
19x9.5" 5x120mm +60mm 64.1mm 71910 42700-3S5-A91
3rd Generation (1994–2001) — DC2 / DB8 Chassis
RS / LS / GS / GS-R
(15" 6-Spoke / Mesh, Silver)
15x6.0" 4x100mm +45mm 56.1mm 71682, 71673 42700-ST7-A41, 42700-ST7-A31
Type R (1997–1998)
(15" 7-Spoke, Championship White)
15x6.0" 4x114.3mm +50mm 64.1mm 71687 42700-ST7-J01
Type R (1998–2001)
(15"/16" 10-Spoke, White/Gunmetal)
15x6.0" / 16x7.0" 5x114.3mm +50mm 64.1mm 71703 42700-ST7-R01
1st & 2nd Generation (1986–1993) — Classic Era
GS / GS-R / LS (1990–1993)
(14" Snowflake / 6-Spoke, Silver)
14x5.5" 4x100mm +45mm 56.1mm 71640, 71700 42700-SK7-A01, 08W14-ST7-200G

FLW - Quick Questions

Are these wheels guaranteed to fit my vehicle?

Yes. We catalog every wheel in our directory by its original factory specifications. As long as you select the year and model that matches your vehicle, we guarantee 100% fitment compatibility with your original hub, suspension, and braking system.

Do these wheels come with a warranty?

Yes. Every wheel we sell is backed by our Lifetime Finish Warranty. This protects your investment against any structural peeling or bubbling of the face finish for as long as you own the vehicle. We also offer a 30-day return policy to ensure you are 100% satisfied with the rim quality.

Can I reuse my original center caps and lug nuts?

Absolutely. One of the primary benefits of staying with Genuine OEM wheels is hardware compatibility. Your original factory center caps, lug nuts, and TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) sensors will transfer directly to these replacement rims with no adapters or "tuner lugs" required.