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Thats about 20k miles. Were the tires rotated and at how many KMs?
Thats about 20k miles. Were the tires rotated and at how many KMs?
What? What problem?Tires were not rotated , but as I mention the dealer ship admits there is a problem with no fix at this point.
There is a problem , they said new tires will do the same thing and not to put on good tires until they figure out what the fix is . That’s straight from the service manager .What? What problem?
They are just weak tires. This has been brought up many times. It doesn't bother me because I don't expect much from the stock tires. I feel like it's expected they get replaced
Or are you saying there is a problem that will wear the new tires as well?
You'll be wasting you money. The read camber is nonadjustable on your CRV. You can buy adjustable struts to correct the rear camber.Hi I have a 2012 crv with the same problem the driver side rear wheel. Was leaning in consider a 4 wheel alignment for 75 bucks
I had the same problem on my 2018. Took it to the dealer and they said I had hit something and needed major suspension work. Took it to a place that specializes in suspension work and they found every bolt in the rear was loose and just needed to be pulled in place and everything tightened properly. Cost me $500 for tires and an alignment but now the tires are not wearing like they were. By the way I never hit anything that would have caused this. Not a scratch on the car or any under cartage damageHi
Has anyone experienced excessive tire wear on their Honda 2018 CR-V EX . I got only 30,000 Kil on mine before the rear tires where completely bald , and the front tires were at 60% . I was told by The dealership that they are having problems with about 5% of the cars in Canada. I was informed there was no fix and that it was up to me to replace the tires at my cost .
Honda has not come out with a fix or a recall as yet . It’s pretty frustrating , as we have only had the car for 8 months . This is our 3rd Honda and have never been looked after so poorly .
A recent communications posted on the NHTSA web site from Honda to dealers is asking for dealers to inform Honda of any vehicles that come in with this issue and to not repair them until a Honda Support Engineer first gets a chance to look at the vehicle.There is a problem , they said new tires will do the same thing and not to put on good tires until they figure out what the fix is . That’s straight from the service manager .