If you buy RS version better dont change anything on the tyre part. I heard RS has special noise resonator that improve the NVH.

Back to your question yes usually tyre has no warranty, but sport rim do have. So if you change tyre and use same sport rim should be fine. I am not sure on RS version tho since the tyre and sport rim is quite special than other variant.

Yeah,, I believe my average is below 100km/h
in G5 we can look see look see our average speed in speedometer,, but could not find it at G6 how to check

Yes this is the infamous steering rack issue, or at least the early symptoms. After 1–2 months you can expect the krik2 sound, the sticky feel is the warning sign. Luckily Honda Malaysia has issued a product recall so your next service you can get it fixed, but their replacement parts will only start arriving in December, not sure when most service centers will start having proper new parts.

I’m a previous Civic ketam owner and replaced my steering rack in 2018 once, after that it’s been smooth sailing until earlier this year when I sold the car off for this CR-V RS. IMO every brand has their own issues, and what I’m grateful is Honda Malaysia (and global Honda) owning up to this and at least they’re attempting to help rectify the issue. Just let your SC know during your next service you’re experiencing symptoms and they’ll advise you on next steps.

Personally I’m also feeling the sticky steering on low speeds now, so I’ll bring this up during my next service in February. Hopefully they have the parts then to replace the faulty unit

Bro ,crv now rebates min 15k ,expect some SA give extra 2k+ sometimes

Just left my car at SC to do the high-pressure fuel pump recall inspection... and was told there's a RM43 labor charge for the test/inspection, wtf? I asked the SA he said this is their (HM) SOP and they're just following. What the heck? A recall exercise that the customer has to pay for? Anyone kena the same or did I get BS'ed?