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post May 30 2025, 10:07 AM

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QUOTE(ayamxxx @ May 30 2025, 02:25 AM)
Coldest AC i had faced are those Campro based Proton car, that was the coldest AC, even night time can make it like sitting inside fridge. Honda car on Accord also cold, putting 25-26 with higher fan speed is enough for me and cold

Conti car, tried latest Peugeot 408, need to put 19-20C only felt cold, same like others Conti brand car.
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My CRV is even colder than my previous Proton. Whereas the HRV I have is one of the worst.

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post May 30 2025, 11:58 AM

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QUOTE(ayamxxx @ May 30 2025, 09:25 AM)
Coldest AC i had faced are those Campro based Proton car, that was the coldest AC, even night time can make it like sitting inside fridge. Honda car on Accord also cold, putting 25-26 with higher fan speed is enough for me and cold

Conti car, tried latest Peugeot 408, need to put 19-20C only felt cold, same like others Conti brand car.
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My 2011 proton persona aircond super cold...ya, proton used to have the best air-cond...even come out water vapour, so cold even vs my old Civic, City and Vios. But yet, the current City eHev seems to be as great..
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Did anyone notice that Honda seems to remove Air-Cond servicing from maintenance schedule. Long time no buy Honda until recently. My old Hondas just don't want to die...still alive like dragon (chinese proverb) until now...

Old Honda's has a 30 to 40 air-cond maintenance schedule. The new one skipped mentioning them. Toyota still got air-cond under their official maintenance schedule.
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post May 30 2025, 03:19 PM

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QUOTE(Cavino @ May 30 2025, 12:02 PM)
Did anyone notice that Honda seems to remove Air-Cond servicing from maintenance schedule. Long time no buy Honda until recently. My old Hondas just don't want to die...still alive like dragon (chinese proverb) until now...

Old Honda's has a 30 to 40 air-cond maintenance schedule. The new one skipped mentioning them. Toyota still got air-cond under their official maintenance schedule.
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Almost all brand I noted dont put AC service as required, but optional, except changing the AC filter behind the dashboard. The AC service are purely by performing the AC flushing by machine at rm250-300. This I usually done it at Petronas AutoExpert branch for rm99
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QUOTE(ayamxxx @ May 30 2025, 03:19 PM)
Almost all brand I noted dont put AC service as required, but optional, except changing the AC filter behind the dashboard. The AC service are purely by performing the AC flushing by machine at rm250-300. This I usually done it at Petronas AutoExpert branch for rm99
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Do we really need any flushing as part of maintenance? My Civic FD, City GD8, etc I think never flush before (15 to 19 years) as part of maintenance after warranty. Always service outside after warranty period. They just check gas, check for any leaks if gas kurang, spray and wash the condensor fin, change cabin filter....but no flushing as maintenance, ever. Only major repairs aka compressor change, etc, then only flush.

For aircond, I always follow if it ain't broken, don't touch it. So checking gas, spraying condensor fins, I do every 2 years or 30-40K. Unless got air-cond problem, then they might repair and flush as mentioned above. I don't know about the new City eHev tho if got any different when using electrical compressor. I heard the bloody electric compressor might be at least 6K vs 3-4K for normal compressor.

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QUOTE(Cavino @ May 30 2025, 04:02 PM)
Do we really need any flushing as part of maintenance? My Civic FD, City GD8, etc I think never flush before (15 to 19 years) as part of maintenance after warranty. Always service outside after warranty period. They just check gas, check for any leaks if gas kurang, spray and wash the condensor fin, change cabin filter....but no flushing as maintenance, ever. Only major repairs aka compressor change, etc, then only flush.

For aircond, I always follow if it ain't broken, don't touch it. So checking gas, spraying condensor fins, I do every 2 years or 30-40K. Unless got air-cond problem, then they might repair and flush as mentioned above. I don't know about the new City eHev tho if got any different when using electrical compressor. I heard the bloody electric compressor might be at least 6K vs 3-4K for normal compressor.
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The flushing I done due to acceptable price nowadays, rm99. Based on reading, it will replace/top up the AC gas back to optimum level, and change the Compressor oil. This oil change makes me think it is ok to perform it, again cz of rm99, if it rm300 is different story.

My car hit 11 years old and the AC still survive up until now, no compressor issues whatsoever. Iirc my old Waja had compressor k.o at 11 years old life where that car never had any single AC service, apart from gas top up 3 times throughout the first 11 years

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Had problems with the steering wheel veering off to the left on a straight road. Had to redo the calibration, wasn't an alignment issue. Did it with my 20k service, wasn't charged but was wondering if this might happen again.

On a side note, is anyone contemplating on soundproofing their crv? Was suggested by my mechanic and seemed viable. Anyone done before to their other cars? How much weight will it add on ?

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Any G5 owner facing brake pedal spring noise? Can claim in first appointment? Or must spray grease and monitor?
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QUOTE(headhunter7 @ Jun 5 2025, 01:05 PM)
Had problems with the steering wheel veering off to the left on a straight road. Had to redo the calibration, wasn't an alignment issue. Did it with my 20k service, wasn't charged but was wondering if this might happen again.

On a side note, is anyone contemplating on soundproofing their crv? Was suggested by my mechanic and seemed viable. Anyone done before to their other cars? How much weight will it add on ?
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for mercedes c klass. This is the norm. but unheard of for a jap car. could be the camber issue?
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anyone heard about the product recall for G6 RS?
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just checked on productrecall site and app, nothing for me

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was informed its impacting early batch RS model. im one of them

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QUOTE(19 Degree South @ May 16 2025, 09:43 AM)
heard that primacy is a soft tyre. quiet but suffer on handling.
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AI's answer

The Michelin Primacy SUV and Toyo Proxes R45 offer different handling characteristics. The Michelin Primacy SUV is generally considered a more balanced and safety-focused tire, while the Toyo Proxes R45 is known for its dry handling capabilities.
Michelin Primacy SUV:

Focus:
Primarily designed for safety and balance, with a strong emphasis on wet and dry grip, as well as safety qualities over dynamic driving.

Handling:
Provides good grip in both dry and wet conditions, but may not be as sporty or responsive in dry handling as the Toyo.
Other Features:
Known for its low noise levels and durability, making it a comfortable and reliable choice for everyday driving.

Toyo Proxes R45:

Focus: Designed for dry handling and performance.
Handling: May offer slightly better dry handling performance compared to the Michelin, potentially with a faster average speed during handling maneuvers.
Other Features: The Toyo Proxes R45 is often associated with a shorter lifespan compared to the Michelin Primacy.

In Summary:
What Should I Know About Toyo Tires vs Michelin? - Opple House
The Michelin Primacy SUV prioritizes overall safety and balanced performance, while the Toyo Proxes R45 is more geared towards dry handling and potentially offers a slightly better dry handling experience
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QUOTE(fazleysyam @ Jun 10 2025, 05:19 PM)
was informed its impacting early batch RS model. im one of them

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Mine V Spec April 2024 not affected
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QUOTE(19 Degree South @ Jun 10 2025, 09:37 AM)
for mercedes c klass. This is the norm. but unheard of for a jap car. could be the  camber issue?
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It's still happening so I'm going back to them.. they've done the alignment on my 20k service so I'm not sure what they'll diagnose this time.

Additionally I'm affected by the recent recall, will do it together with the steering.
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QUOTE(fazleysyam @ Jun 10 2025, 05:19 PM)
was informed its impacting early batch RS model. im one of them

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Same, my 2024 RS also kena. Does anyone know if this is a quick job or if it needs longer time like steering rack recall maintenance? My steering rack job they had me leave the car overnight ranting.gif
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QUOTE(KingArthurVI @ Jun 13 2025, 12:21 PM)
Same, my 2024 RS also kena. Does anyone know if this is a quick job or if it needs longer time like steering rack recall maintenance? My steering rack job they had me leave the car overnight ranting.gif
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need to leave ur car for one night. was informed that for CRV RS, some run-in is required. unlike the fuel pump for civic where u can just change the pump. had this chat with my SA during car service last saturday.

for the steering rack recall, i dont need leave the car. so i guess its back to the SC whether they have enuff staff and fast pace working environment or not.
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for RS user, do u notice any significant different between using 0W20 and 5W30 engine oil?
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QUOTE(touristking @ Jun 10 2025, 06:42 PM)
AI's answer

The Michelin Primacy SUV and Toyo Proxes R45 offer different handling characteristics. The Michelin Primacy SUV is generally considered a more balanced and safety-focused tire, while the Toyo Proxes R45 is known for its dry handling capabilities.
Michelin Primacy SUV:

    Focus:
    Primarily designed for safety and balance, with a strong emphasis on wet and dry grip, as well as safety qualities over dynamic driving.

Handling:
Provides good grip in both dry and wet conditions, but may not be as sporty or responsive in dry handling as the Toyo.
Other Features:
Known for its low noise levels and durability, making it a comfortable and reliable choice for everyday driving.

Toyo Proxes R45:

    Focus: Designed for dry handling and performance.
    Handling: May offer slightly better dry handling performance compared to the Michelin, potentially with a faster average speed during handling maneuvers.
    Other Features: The Toyo Proxes R45 is often associated with a shorter lifespan compared to the Michelin Primacy.

In Summary:
What Should I Know About Toyo Tires vs Michelin? - Opple House
The Michelin Primacy SUV prioritizes overall safety and balanced performance, while the Toyo Proxes R45 is more geared towards dry handling and potentially offers a slightly better dry handling experience
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wow..what a write up. i am more into a handling guy. i usually swing my car in corner around 80km/h. even Ps4 is a very noisy tyre.most likely will be looking into continental tyre in the next changing.
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Here’s a detailed comparison of the **Michelin Primacy SUV+** and the **Continental UltraContact UC7** to help you choose the right touring/SUV tire:

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## 🏁 Performance

### **Wet Grip & Safety**

* **Primacy SUV+** shows superior wet braking (\~43.8 m vs 45.1 m) and better aquaplaning resistance (\~78.4 km/h vs 77.7 km/h) than UC6/UC7 equivalents ([toptirereview.com][1]).
* Consistently praised for excellent wet control, making it a top choice in rainy conditions.

### **Dry Handling & Braking**

* **UltraContact UC7** edges out Primacy in dry performance, with quicker braking and sharper handling: \~37.9 m stopping vs 40.3 m, and marginally faster slalom/braking times ([toptirereview.com][2], [toptirereview.com][1]).
* Felt “very predictable and potent” during test drives ([wapcar.my][3]).

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## 🎧 Noise & Comfort

* **UC7** is quieter and more comfort-focused, scoring better in NVH tests (\~58.3 dB vs 58.8 dB) and comfort ratings (7.2/10 vs 6.6/10) ([toptirereview.com][1]).
* User reviews echo this:

> “my car is also using… UC6 SUV… very comfortable (ride became softer) and very quiet” ([reddit.com][4])
> “Got myself UC7… way quieter than primacy 4” ([forum.lowyat.net][5])

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## ⛽ Rolling Resistance & Fuel Economy

* **UC7** offers lower rolling resistance (\~7.21 N/kN vs 8.2 N/kN), which translates to better fuel efficiency ([toptirereview.com][1]).
* Primacy may have slightly higher rolling resistance but compensates with weight savings and refined compound design ([toptirereview.com][6]).

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## 🔧 Durability & Build

* **Tread depth**: UC7 (≈7.31 mm) deeper than Primacy (≈6.82 mm), implying potentially longer wear and better aquaplaning ([toptirereview.com][6]).
* **Construction**: Primacy has dual-ply and thicker underlay—stronger build; UC7 uses single ply with slightly thinner underlay .

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## 💰 Price & Value

* **UC7** is more budget-friendly —≈RM 580 vs RM 680 for Primacy (225/45R18) ([toptirereview.com][7]).
* In Malaysia, Primacy SUV+ and Continental UC6 SUV are comparably priced (\~6% difference) .

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## 🗣️ Community Highlights

* UC7 praised as a comfort champion:

> “If noise is your only priority… tyres such as UC7 … best bet.” ([reddit.com][8], [reddit.com][4])
> “I would go with the UltraContact as its a better 'touring' tyre… the difference isn't huge.” ([reddit.com][9])
* Michelin side:

> “Michelin is always the right answer…” ([reddit.com][10])
> “Michelin Tires are the tire equivalent of 'Buy It For Life'… very well manufactured.” ([reddit.com][11])

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## ⚙️ Summary Table

Feature Michelin Primacy SUV+ Continental UltraContact UC7
------------------ ------------------------------------- ------------------------------------
Wet Performance **Excellent**, best-in-class Very good, but slightly behind
Dry Performance Strong performer Slightly better dry braking/handling
Noise & Comfort Quiet, but a touch firmer **Quieter & smoother ride**
Rolling Resistance Moderate **Lower**, more fuel-efficient
Durability Solid build, slightly shallower tread **Deeper tread, robust build**
Price (MYR) \~RM 680/pc \~RM 580/pc
Ideal For Wet safety, premium feel All-round comfort, efficiency, value

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## 🛞 Product Options

Here are the current popular SKUs:

### [Michelin Primacy SUV+]()

#### Premium wet‑biased SUV tyre


### [Continental UltraContact UC7]()

#### Comfort and efficiency SUV tyre


**[Michelin Primacy SUV+]()**: Renowned for wet grip, low noise, and strong build quality—premium option.

**[Continental UltraContact UC7]()**: Excellent on comfort, dry braking, and fuel economy—great value.

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## ✅ Which Should You Pick?

* **Choose *Primacy SUV+*** if you prioritize **best-in-class wet performance**, robust construction, and are willing to pay a bit more.
* **Choose *UltraContact UC7*** if you want **quiet, efficient, comfortable driving** at a lower price—with still very strong overall capability.

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Let me know your typical driving conditions (city vs highway, wet/dry climates, load), and I can help fine-tune the recommendation!

[1]: https://toptirereview.com/michelin-primacy-...rce=chatgpt.com "SUV show down ! Michelin Primacy SUV vs Continental UC6 SUV - Top Tire Review"
[2]: https://toptirereview.com/2023-top-tire-rev...rce=chatgpt.com "2023 Top Tire Review APAC Touring Tire Test - Top Tire Review"
[3]: https://www.wapcar.my/news/57735review-cont...rce=chatgpt.com "Review: Continental UltraContact UC7 - The comfort touring tyre with a performance edge | WapCar"
[4]: https://www.reddit.com/r/kereta/comments/1e...rce=chatgpt.com "Advice on new tyres..."
[5]: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/5420880/%2B0...rce=chatgpt.com "Conti UltraContact UC7 vs Michelin Primacy 4 ST"
[6]: https://toptirereview.com/tire-cross-sectio...rce=chatgpt.com "Tire Cross Section Analysis : Michelin Primacy 4 ST vs Continental UltraContact 7 - Top Tire Review"
[7]: https://toptirereview.com/continental-ultra...rce=chatgpt.com "Continental UltraContact UC7 vs Michelin Primacy 4 ST - Top Tire Review"
[8]: https://www.reddit.com/r/kereta/comments/1f...rce=chatgpt.com "Car tyres for wet roads"
[9]: https://www.reddit.com/r/TyreReviews/commen...rce=chatgpt.com "I can't decide"
[10]: https://www.reddit.com/r/CarsAustralia/comm...rce=chatgpt.com "Quiet tyres"
[11]: https://www.reddit.com/r/tires/comments/1ap...rce=chatgpt.com "Are the Michelin Tires really all that good or just overrated?"


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