70mph vibration & Weird feedback on Pwr steering in turn?

[prijo]

there would be no talking to the honda dealer rep, the dealer should be doing that! LEMON LAW, I would demand the dealer take the vehicle back.

Luckily, mine is as smooth as silk at 70, don't know why. On the nhtsa website, there is a document that references the wheel bearings, but no details.

I find it hard to believe that so many people on this board have had all this balancing done, including road force, and from what I read, most cases it didn't help.

Does this mean that due to the design of this honda, i have to have road force done on all my tires every time i change them?

sigh....

[jl_ss]

Originally posted by prijo

Does this mean that due to the design of this honda, i have to have road force done on all my tires every time i change them?

sigh....

Our previous CRV required that. They had to rotate the tires on the rims to balance them completely.

[john802]

Originally posted by jl_ss


Our previous CRV required that. They had to rotate the tires on the rims to balance them completely.

That's the reason to never sign the purchase/lease contract until you test drive the vehicle on a stretch of hwy @ 65mph if feasible.