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#341 of 345 Re: Handling in Snow [kevin07] by nsteevo Mar 21, 2009 (10:37 am)
Replying to: kevin07 (Jan 06, 2009 3:58 pm) Just a quick follow up to having the dealer replace the upper handling bars on the rear tires to slolve the handling problem on slippery pavement...............PROBLEM SOLVED !!! I had the parts replaced about 2 months ago and we've had lots of snow since then and the car handles perfectly every time now. (same tires, they did an all wheel alignment but the alignment wasn't far off at all either). I highly recommend the procedure and Honda pays for it if the service department determines excessive tire wear due to the original parts that were tilting the wheels inard.
#342 of 345 Re: Handling in Snow [ken2116] by bearcrkrd Apr 10, 2009 (5:47 pm)
Replying to: ken2116 (Mar 19, 2009 9:49 pm) We had a lot of snow for this neck of the woods (Seattle) this winter. I had a build up in the wheel wells and the car vibrated really bad. After the build up cleared, I noticed a slight vibration. Also didn't like the handling in wet grooves at hiway speeds, so at 24,000 miles bought new tires. Expensive tires, Goodyear Eagle ResponsEdge. For handling, and hoped to get a little less road noise. Probably a lot more tire than the car will ever need, but what the heck. Helped, but still felt a vibration. Finally today went back and got the tires re-balanced. Helped some, but no miracle fix. Went to the delaer where I bought it and got a 4 wheel alignment. It was out. Funny thing is the Right Rear was the one out-of-spec. The others were just tweaked to a finer adjustment when finished. Feels better.
#343 of 345 Question about 2008 Civic Warranty Flat Tire by dndcollect Apr 13, 2009 (5:16 pm)
stupid question here, but my wife ran over a nail I think and I am wondering if that is covered under warranty? I think they are goodyear tires, so i imagine the warranty is through them. do you know how i would go about getting this fixed under warranty, if thats even covered? also, she had the flat on the highway, she pulled over immediately and noticed some smoke coming from the flat, is that normal or no good? thanks Replies to this message: thegraduate (Apr 14, 2009 9:28 am)
#344 of 345 Re: Question about 2008 Civic Warranty Flat Tire [dndcollect] by thegraduate Apr 14, 2009 (9:28 am)
Replying to: dndcollect (Apr 13, 2009 5:16 pm) The tire manufacturer isn't at fault that you ran over a nail, so no, the warranty wouldn't cover it. Just like the bumper-to-bumper warranty from Honda won't cover you in a hailstorm.
#345 of 345 Re: Spoiler problems [mtwebster] by bobby97z Sep 04, 2009 (5:23 pm)
Replying to: mtwebster (May 14, 2008 7:12 pm) I also have had spoiler issues. i have an 07 civic coupe with 40,000 miles. The dealer has replaced 4 spoilers and the ends keep getting loose. The 5th time they decided to take it to a local body shop who placed extra double sided tape on the sides, and again it started coming loose after ~2000 miles. This is so annoying. It doesn't look as streamlined as the car should look while decent sized gaps being noticed   What ever happened to your civic, was your dealer ever able to resolve the issue or did you just let it be and deal with it. I wish they could put some heavy duty cement on the edges to hold it down The manager at my dealership said if this didn't work then he would get me in-touch with the regional service manager which im thinking they might try to offer me a cash settlement, but honestly I just want if fixed. Any luck with yours??   thanks, Bobby

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