Honda parts reviews

Me and my friend both are using continental UC6 on our cars. It seems to work well both on my rapid and his 2017 city.

go for Ravenol VMO SAE 5W-40.

Shell high mileage oil.

I have used the Aisin kit for Honda 3.5 V6 engines many times (3 thus far) - everything was high quality.

I purchased a couple years’ worth from College Hills when I first purchased my 2023 Touring.

Laufenn (produced by Hankook) serves me well. Bought 4 tires(205/50/16) from Hyperdrive for $600 2 years ago. Almost 20k on my honda jazz and still with heaps of thread left

I went with RockAuto as well, but went with the AC Delco Gold Reman that was wound to have 135 Amp output instead of the OEM standard (~110 I think) I want to say it was around ~$170 with a $45 core deposit. AC Delco is a solid name in parts, and I believe was reman'd in Mexico.

I have a 2013 manual. I've had to put 3 or 4 alternators in mine. The last one literally lasted a year, luckily it was still under warranty, and I only had to pay for the labor to have it changed out.

Just over a year of ownership with my 24 Accord and I already have multiple chips and dings on the windshield. All while driving with adaptive cruise control at a far distance.

I had no issues with my 9th gen and that car I drove aggressively when I was younger, you would expect it— but no damages to the windshield.

Love the 11th gen hybrid but the glass quality ain’t it

My 10th gen looks like it’s been through hell. I need to replace it but I haven’t seen a point it is just going to happen again. It’s on like it’s 4 or 5th windshield since 2019