Honda parts reviews

CC7 is a safe bet. Can get under rm250 per tyre in continential official shopee store. I also use CC7 for my city gm6. Been almost 2 years and tyre still provides the same level of comfort

I received and installed a set of 4 Laufenn X Fit HP tires for my '18 Odyssey today. On my 38-mile commute back home, tires are smooth, and noise is normal to very low.

Personally I have no problem with them. I ALWAYS get Continentals on my car (2015 Honda Pilot) and they are nice and grippy and last forever.

I'm running one in my mildly modified 93 civic and it's fine. No leaks or noises.

Bought a decently priced timing belt kit for my 03' accord coupe, think under $250 if I'm not mistaken was an aisin brand it's held up pretty good being that aisin is the oe manufacturer for the water pumps installed in these cars i felt pretty good putting this in. It's been about a year and no issues car runs strong and purrs like a kitten @283k miles

I'm very happy with my ebc sr11 on my type r and so are several others on the forum. I daily and HPDE with them.

Other vehicles, I ruin normal Mobil 1 until about 80-100K miles and switch to high mileage. Put over 200K on a '04 Civic Si on all Mobil 1 and oil analysis came back great every time.

I had to replace mine on our 2018 Honda CRV at 134,000km (83,000miles) Emmissions System Problem light came on and ODB scan was for code p219E third cylinder. All cylinders failed AFM test at dealership and exhaust smelled noticeably rich .

I cannot wait to get out of these trash tires. And I only have 500 miles on them.

I’ve been having this issue for a year or so and only recently has it started getting worse. ‘22 sport @ 100k miles. I noticed it on the highway a long time ago when making small adjustments to stay in lane. Like initial resistance to break the wheel free before it would actually move. Now it seems to be happening during left turns, it will bind and basically hold the wheel in place and I’ll have to break it free to get to center properly.