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Probably - which explains the price.sure somebody imports them, I mean does Honda just go and get a Container full of pads and resell them on its own?
Probably - which explains the price.sure somebody imports them, I mean does Honda just go and get a Container full of pads and resell them on its own?
thats what happens when you stop building cars in SA, the prices just explode.Probably - which explains the price.
I have tried all types of wipers on my Honda and none have come close to the ones sold by Honda (Which are a crazy price).
The problem in SA is Honda sells the complete blade, whereas overseas Honda sells just the rubber/silicone blade which is way cheaper.
I hope they work out for you, but my experience is that they won't last long.
I've a 2007 Honda Civic and found that brake pads, shocks and tie rods pack in from our terrible roads. Just done 136,000 Kms.Great cars. I'm on 182K on the clock, with the only repairs being due to a nasty pothole and minor wear and tear - shocks, tyres, tie rod ends, and sway bar links.
Interesting.I've been using the same Bosch blades on my 2010 Civic for the last 2 years.
Still work the same as they did on day one.
Interesting.
Perhaps it is an issue with the shape of the Jazz windscreen. I've tried Bosch, Champion (Which make the Honda Blades), and numerous others. They all give issues, but particularly the passenger side wiper which sometimes starts to shudder within weeks. The Honda one works for years.
They sold me the rubber inners 6 years ago. Just the inners cost the same as getting an aftermarket set of blades. They're still working fine to this day.I have tried all types of wipers on my Honda and none have come close to the ones sold by Honda (Which are a crazy price).
The problem in SA is Honda sells the complete blade, whereas overseas Honda sells just the rubber/silicone blade which is way cheaper.
I hope they work out for you, but my experience is that they won't last long.
I have tried all types of wipers on my Honda and none have come close to the ones sold by Honda (Which are a crazy price).
The problem in SA is Honda sells the complete blade, whereas overseas Honda sells just the rubber/silicone blade which is way cheaper.
I hope they work out for you, but my experience is that they won't last long.
I don't think so. R1400 for pads and disc is decent in my view. On my old MK6 GTI pads alone were around R1500.Still sounds expensive for brakes on a run of the mill car, the cars are overpriced and the parts even more, may good Chinese products continue to multiply in the land.
R1400 for pads, I did not ser any indication thst it for both pads and discs.I don't think so. R1400 for pads and disc is decent in my view. On my old MK6 GTI pads alone were around R1500.
My post indicated the quote of R6k for pads and discs.R1400 for pads, I did not ser any indication thst it for both pads and discs.
Oh? I wasn't even aware it was you who posted that, in that case it is a good price.My post indicated the quote of R6k for pads and discs.