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I'm a little late to this discussion but I wanted to indicate what I have experienced in my 2018 Hatch sport 6 MSP. I have a Scan Gauge which provides coolant temp in parameter CT1, and the return coolant temp in parameter CT2. I have driven the car over 65,000 miles and noted that the coolant...

I see you live in Astoria, Queens. I am in Brooklyn. Unless you need to drive everyday or up hills, I would keep all season tires on the car. I recently bought all season replacements for my 2018 Civic Sport 6 spd MT. They are plenty good in the snow...

To MorrisGray 2018 Hatchback Sport , 6 MT, Turbo OEM were Continental's I'm not a fast and furious driver anymore. I'm more fuel conscious now. The new tires had a little rubber ringing initially but after 5,000 miles they are now noise free and softer ride than the Conti's. AVG 36-40 mpg...

To 6500in6th Happy Birthday I turned 72 this month My 2018 Sport Hatch 6 Spd just turned 3 The worst part is that i can't remember responding to this post originally Just replaced my tires after 54,000 mi. KHUMO ECSTA from Tire Rack. They don't have a protective strip to save the tire...

I had a similar situation with my 2018 Hatch sport. Hit a pothole and bubbled the sidewall. I purchased the 235/40R18 Vredestein Quatrac 5 from Tire rack as a less expensive replacement with 7,000 miles on the vehicle. I have over 50,000 miles now with the Continentals and Vredestein and have...

You're not the oldest, I'm retired collecting Soc Sec benefits. I have 2018 Hatchback Sport. I still have 1990 Toyota Celica All Trac Turbo.

The air filter and wipers are rather low level service items which most owners can take care of by themselves. If one has the time (1 hr at the most) you can easily google the procedure and install yourself. If you don't want to pay so much have it done, go to your auto parts store (Autozone...

I'm happy for your experience. Which dealership did you use?

This is a copy of the same reply listed in "A/C Repairs and Recharge" I am the owner of a 2018 Civic Sport Hatch. The A/C began failing (49,500 mi.) getting warmer and warmer over 1 month (8/2020). I have read all the problems trying to get Honda to apply the TSB 19-091 which addresses failed...

I am the owner of a 2018 Civic Sport Hatch. The A/C began failing (49,500 mi.) getting warmer and warmer over 1 month (8/2020). I have read all the problems trying to get Honda to apply the TSB 19-091 which addresses failed condensers for 10 years. What I did was to first call Honda America...

The tires will make some difference but the 40 aspect ratio will always be hard. I've driven manual transmissions over 50 years in NYC. To smooth out her ride whenever she is in the car, try short shifting 1st to 2nd (2000 rpm) and allow car to come to speed in 1st (30 to 40% throttle) 5-8 mph...

I have only used CT1 which appears to be coolant temp before the radiator. When fully warmed up it sits at about 175 deg and holds steady until the engine is loaded to positive boost pressure (climbing hills, bridges) cools down quickly on the descent back to 175. Max temp I have ever seen is...

Got this reply in January for my 2018 Civic Sport 6 Spd The 2018 Honda models do not report coolant temperature or intake air temperature the standard OBDII way anymore. In order to monitor these sensors you will need to enter an XGauge code. XGauge is a standard feature on the ScanGaugeII that...