8.0
pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
no data
Average Mileage:
15,667 miles
Total Complaints:
3 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (2 reports)
- purchase new tires! (1 reports)
wheels / hubs problem
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2009Apr 01
CR-V
- Automatic transmission
- 10,000 miles
I recently purchase the Honda CRV in January of 2009. I put a lot of mile on i such a short time but that should not mean the tires should wear prematurely. I know have 11000 miles on the car and Honda will not cover the tires. The dealer told me when i bought the car that there was premature wear and that the tires would be replaced and now that the tires are wore they will do nothing about it. This is the most ridiculous thing i have ever seen. If you purchase a new CRV make sure they put new tires on it that do not come factory when you purchase it. I will never by a Honda again. not pleased at all.
2009Jan 28
CR-V EX 3.2L
- Automatic transmission
- 22,000 miles
I can't believe a one year old car would start having stability and handling issues and I am told the tires are wore out-What a piece of junk. Do not buy a Honda with Continental tires on it
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2009Oct 13
CR-V LX 2.5L
I had my Honda CR-V at local PA State Inspection garage for annual safety and emission inspection. Our CR-V has Bridgestone Dueler H/T 470 tires from Honda factory. At 15,000 miles front tires have only 3/32" and rears 4/32" of tread left. Tires barely passed state inspection and will have to be replaced SOON! Tires have been rotated twice and are due again, pressure has been maintained at correct levels, all treadwear is even. I called the local Bridgestone Dealer and was informed that Bridgestone Dueler H/T 470 have 0 mile treadwear warranty. How is that possible? Why would anyone build or buy a tire that is not a tire; after all is not a tire's function to travel miles one revolution at a time? When I was a kid in the 1960's I was able to comparable mileage from recapped/recycled tires. No more Bridgestones for me and perhaps this will be my only Honda. Planned obsolescence in my opinion is a crime against humanity given the dwindling resources of the planet and the fragility of our atmosphere. It has to be just as taxing on the enviroment to build a throwaway tire as it is to build a durable long-lasting one. All humanity deserves better. The CR-V has otherwise functioned flawlessly.
Gary H.
Greenville, PA, USA
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