Mine is already at 5 years... just hit the 95k mark and I've serviced the 2nd time outside of Honda SC.

As for spark plugs... the ones we use on our car are most likely to be Denso Iridium that needs to be change every 100k... if you're using other plugs like platinum or copper, you most likely need to have those change at 20k or 40k?

I've recently changed my brake pads. Using OEM Honda made in Thailand for RM250. I noticed the original factory brake pads are still a lot(save one for prematured wear) when I recently serviced my car. I'm just surprised it lasted this long since rolling out of the showroom

As for light bulbs... recently, my hands were itchy so I went on to change a few bulbs on my car including the number plate... all led... mixture of Philips and Osram brands...

1. number plate light - T10 w5w
2. cabin light - festoon 31mm
3. headlight low - H11

The right rear brake light recently was blown(I suspect the workshop used cheap bulb) and I planned to change both with leds soon... and the bulb for those will be T20 W21W.

I kena 395 each for Michelin tyre . Future need to check other tyre shop because the change size is propose by them. Thanks for reply.

Usually if I were to change the size of the tyre(usually going wider in conjunction with the width and profile), I will do all four... less headache if I wanna do tyre rotation. What Michelins are you using? I usually go to Klang to change my tyres there.

I was also proposed a size change by a tyre shop and I found out that they do not have the original sizes for BRV, so the size change is not so much a better choice for BRV but convenience for the shop. I regretted the decision, but this was because the tyre shop highly recommended by my regular mechanic so I gave the shop the benefit of the doubt, but it was a lesson learnt.

May I know the shop in Klang where you bought the tyres. RM250 is quite a good deal (I didn't know BlueEarth tyres are so reasonably priced). So I might want to try it for my next change.

I have very good impression of Yokohama BlueEarth - my old Iswara skids easily previously using those cheaper locally produced tyres, but then I tried a set of used BlueEarth taken out from Japanese halfcuts (tyre shop recommendation). I was much more confident when taking corners and have not have skids with the BlueEarth tyres.

The bill stated: 195/6016 Michelin XM2+ 89H

Not sure which Michelins is it but the tyre came with 6 month warranty.

I think so too. Well, lesson learn. At least all tyre last more than 3 years already before change.

I bought them from Hin Leong. Sorry, I made a mistake on the price... RM250 was before MCO... RM265 was early this year.

The stock Bridgestone Ecopias were ok until the point where they were halfway thru... they became noisy and poor grip. I wanted to go Yoko A-drive like I had on my previous City but I can't remember why I didn't get them... either no exact size or the shop didn't have them? The BlueEarth was a gamble then and I do know they came stock on earlier HRV. I'm happy with the outcome and I'm currently on my 2nd set of Yoko BlueEarth.

Ic ok... Michelin's Eco tyres...

Btw... isn't that the stock tyre size? What was the other size you mentioned earlier?

Anyone claimed for driveshaft leaking problem?
I noticed after the repair, my FC is bad. Is it related?

Drive shaft leaking meaning the rubber cover cracked, leaking grease? I claimed 2 months ago, no change in FC.

This post has been edited by weissPC: Apr 30 2022, 04:59 PM

Thanks all, ended up getting OEM version from Auto Zone Taman Medan for RM300 lebih kurang.

Hi guys.selamat hari raya to all.just want to ask,can we install our own choice of dash cam?is it effect any of the car warranty?thanks

As long as you dun tap into the car's power... SC will always try to find little faults...

I been wandering on this coz the price for dashcam from honda is insane.i just want to put some decent dashcam without forking large money and the same time dont tamper the warranty.(just use it for 2 year only)

normal dashcam plug into usb charger/ ciggy port.
no problems man

Any recommended brand or model?

So far using 70mai in my BRV-SE working fine and no issue with SC

I'll go with what Ktek's way. Won't void the warranty. If you're good with your hands, you can save money on workmanship and hide the cable(s) going thru the panels to the ciggy port. If not, then let the accessory shop do it for you.

I'm also thinking of getting a 70mai A500s (front and back) due to budget constraints... otherwise A800