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1069 messages, Last post on Dec 01, 2009 at 10:00 AM
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I have a bike rack attached to the spare tire attachment. it has carried 2x cheap heavy mountain bikes for a couple of camping trips and a thousand mile trip. the spare tire still holds up =) |
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Hi all, I'm trying to locate the body colored hard spare tire cover. Would really appreciate if I could be pointed in the right direction. Thanx. |
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| Forgot to mention, it's a 2004 EX... | |
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Dondada - There are a number of places where you can order the OEM body-colored tire cover. Last time I checked, they ran about $300. Just make sure you find the correct color (not all silvers are the same, for example). Also, it doesn't matter what the year is. All CR-Vs have the same size tires. My suggestion would be to do it yourself. You can buy an OEM plain grey hard spare tire cover for about $160 and paint it yourself. Paint and primer will cost you about $30-40. That's how I did mine. |
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Here's a site that lists both (no endorsement, though I have been pleased with this vendor). I'm sure you can find other sites. http://handaaccessories.com/crvext02.html body-colored = $391 plan grey = $94 |
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Hi all, I finally test drove a CR-V at Showcase Honda in Phoenix. This dealer pre-installs an accessory package on all CR-Vs in its inventory, adding about $1000 to the price. The package includes color-coded tire pressure monitoring caps, pinstriping, a security system (must be an alarm or something since the CR-V already has the ignition disabler standard), door guards, and some sort of paint coating or polish that they called Auto Mate. Does anyone know what this is? I can't find it anywhere on the web. |
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Just tell the dealer you want none of it and walk. He will drop it real quick. The whole package cost the dealer maybe $30 ,I assume the added "alarm" is nothing more than a little horn. |
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| I have to disagree, the items listed probably cost the dealer at least $250. However, you should insist on not having them installed. If the dealer disagrees (says they can't be uninstalled), then request that they reserve the next CR-V that comes in for you, without any modifications. That is what I did with my CR-V. | |
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Ditto that. Just ask that your vehicle not have those items installed. They may try to convince you otherwise, but a firm "no thank you", should be all that is required. I have no problem with the dealer adding aftermarket items to their inventory, but if they refuse to sell without that stuff, walk away. A dealer who forces stuff like that onto a customer is gouging. If they are willing to resort to those tactics, then I wouldn't trust them with my business. Who knows what else they'll do? |
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