The OEM Hankooks were utter garbage, on our 2017 Touring. We replaced them recently, at 30,000 miles, with [these Continentals](https://tiresize.com/tires/Continental/CrossContact-LX25.htm). They ride really nice, so far.
In August 2020, I had Yokohama Avid Ascend LX installed on the vehicle and I have to say that 2 months later that was the best decision I made to swap the OEM's off. My CRV came back to what it used to be and even better in the driving experience. The road behavior is great, breaking is solid and my gas mileage went way down. Wet driving feel really safe.
I'm using Hawk HPS pads and Raybestos Advanced rotors. No issues with braking, much stronger than the stock equipment. Still limited by the tires.
Picked up a screw in my rear tire yesterday on the stock tires. Figure I'll just replace the set. I've been getting a bunch of recommendations on Michelin Road 5 Tires.
Mine went 11 years with not as much as a check and it came out perfectly the same as the new stuff going in.
I've been running a magnaflow highflow cat on my oil burning honda and it still seems solid for the last 3 years, car doesn't seem choked up by it either...
I’ve been using “Rotella-T 15w-40” (non synthetic) in my 2005 Honda Shadow Spirit VT1100C since I bought it used in 2006. It’s a fine oil.
Valve cover gasket 100%, then check wheel bearings, electrical for the speedometer because the lighting always gets fucked up.
Don't use Gates water pumps.
The OE Dunlops on my Fit were trash, the Yokohamas I replaced them with...were also trash.
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