I have a line on a set of 185/60R R15 from a 2015 Fit. They are aftermarket rims. Would they work on my 2013 Fit Sport?

 

The wheels should fit, no pun intended, though the 15' probably doesn't have TMPS sensors that your current Fit has...If they can be swapped over, you purchase a new set of sensors and get them programmed, or you just ignore the low-tire light, you should be all set!

 

depends on the wheel width and offset. Look up the original wheel specs such as diameter, width and offset along with the tire size and compare to the aftermarket wheel specs along with tires. You can use a tool such as this:

https://www.willtheyfit.com


https://www.willtheyfit.com

Another option is going on Tire Rack's website and seeing what wheel specs fit your car.

Unfortunately, you need to do some of the heavy lifting when buying used wheels. If you want the easy button, than buy new and places like Tire Rack, Discount Tire Direct or your local wheel/tire shop will figure out what fits.

 

As Rob said. lots of info to look at. If the offset is less than 40 then likely looking at some rub. Also make sure the holes are 4 x 100. So easy to see some really nice ones only to find they are 5 lugs. I was years waiting to find my ROTAs.

Where in Canada?

 

If your Fit Sport is a manual transmission, and you do not install working TPMS sensors, then you can never turn off traction control.
Consider that if you need to drive in snow (or anywhere) and need to override the throttle-cut that traction control does.