Honda city warranty

[amircase82]

Does changing tyres void the warranty of a new car....

[shahpar_leo]

No. Actually I got rid of them last month and believe me I am very much satisfied. You must get rid of euros as early as possible to save your shock absorbers and suspension

[siyyam]

But i heard that shock warranty gets void if you change tyres

[aakhakwani]

If I remember correctly, changing tyres won't void any sort of warranty granted that you keep the manufacturer recommended tyre size/profile. Anything that varries from the manufacturers tire size, will void the warranty. I may be wrong but other members may confirm or correct me.

[UJ]

No warranty void...but if rims are changed then surely warranty voids....Always remember one thing...they are there NOT to help you....their far most effort would be to find some thing on your part to refuse your warranty claim...thats how their performance and permotion system works....

[shahpar_leo]

Dear there is no warranty of shocks already

[amircase82]

I changed the tyres to softr ones of 185 65 r15 and took a test drive.....and it was amazing....it was as if the city became a different car.....it was offering more comfort than corolla.....my opinion is that if you can change the tyres even if it voids a bit of warranty........you should go for it.......get rid of those rubbish eurostars as soon as possible.....

[hondacityjan17]

I was told the same thing by Honda Gateway that there is no warranty of suspension

[shahpar_leo]

I will recommend a bold decision go for 195/65/R15 get great ground clearance as well as comfort but compromise on mileage a bit.

[shahpar_leo]

Mostly ppl hesitate to go for 195 size so called technically wrong but practically greater than thoughts choice is yours run a chakra or sedan

[amircase82]

Oh yaar 195 would literally kill the pick of the car....it will increase the weight making the car heavier.....185 is perfect size......not too much heavy and provides reasonable comfort......i have tried 185 and they are perfect.....your mileage decreases by 1kml only and you car becomes slower by .5 seconds but you get amazing driving comfort.....

[abdullajaved79]

2017 city has 5.5in width stock rims so no tech issues to use 195 tyres yes mileage will decrease but I agree with u at least not scrapping the road here and there

[big_show]

As told by senior mechanic 195/65/15 completely disrupts the suspension as well as its not recommended. 185 suits best for city's stiff suspension. Also, heard from a customer at the workshop when there are ppl sitting on the back seats 195 tires touch the body, as well as during a uturn if u turn the ateering the extreme end of left/right the tire touches the corner of the body.

Im going with 185/65/15 & i have to say shopkeepers/salesperson tried their level best to convince me to go for 195, instead of 185. & their last weapon is "bhaijan price tou dono ki same hy, ap baray tyre dalwa lien faiday me rhengy"

[big_show]

Attaching pictures of an app "tire expert" & it shows some techincal points why 195 is not recommended.

[abdullajaved79]

The guy who complained that his 195 tyres are touching the body was probably also using after market rims that are too wide. With stock rims of 5.5 j its no issue of body touch.

[abdullajaved79]

Your app here is assuming rim size of 5 inch based on the 175 tyre feeded by you. Cuz 175 tyre is ideal for 5 inch width rim.
For city with 5.5 inch width rims ideal tyre is 185. you can go one up 195 or one down 175.
Company puts in 175 to get you the mileage but then again u dont get the comfort and bump the car here and there.

[shahpar_leo]

Exactly sir yor are right I am using 195 with stock rims and no issue at all