Honda BR-V

**dr. d** · November 7th, 2017 10:02 AM

if you really want cheap, get rubber refills. i get mine at less than 150 bucks a pair. "cut to fit."

**BlancNoir** · November 7th, 2017 10:08 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

if you really want cheap, get rubber refills. i get mine at less than 150 bucks a pair. "cut to fit."

That is cheap, but i don't think it's safe kung malakas ulan and malakas hangin pwedeng kumalas yung blade.

Napunit yung blade ng legit wiper namin dati under heavy rain and wind, kinaskas ng bakal yung windshield.

**dr. d** · November 7th, 2017 10:20 AM

Originally Posted by BlancNoir

That is cheap, but i don't think it's safe kung malakas ulan and malakas hangin pwedeng kumalas yung blade.

Napunit yung blade ng legit wiper namin dati under heavy rain and wind, kinaskas ng bakal yung windshield.

i have been doing it for many years now.
in my opinion, "your fears are un-founded".

**BlancNoir** · November 7th, 2017 10:22 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

i have been doing it for many years now.
in my opinion, "your fears are un-founded".

Na trauma lang siguro ako. HAHAHA

**dranyal** · November 8th, 2017 12:09 AM

Originally Posted by BlancNoir

Try denso wipers, super cheap. Hindi nga lang banana type. I spent 530 lang for 18 and 24 in. wipers.
Besides, why buy expensive wipers if we need to replace them ideally at least once a year?

Are those sizes for the BR-V?
Seems too long unless DENSO under sizes more than Bosch in the inch unit measure.

I now have 16-inch in the passenger side and 22-inch in the driver side - all inch measure equivalents
The more accurate measure is in millimeters. 400mm for the "16-inch" and 550mm for "22-inch"
These are my cost/performance to looks compromise.

**BlancNoir** · November 8th, 2017 12:10 AM

Originally Posted by dranyal

Are those sizes for the BR-V?
Seems too long unless DENSO under sizes more than Bosch in the inch unit measure.

I now have 16-inch in the passenger side and 22-inch in the driver side - all inch measure equivalents
The more accurate measure is in millimeters. 400mm for the "16-inch" and 550mm for "22-inch"
These are my cost/performance to looks compromise.

Silly! Not for the Br-v. Lol

It's for another car.

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**dranyal** · November 8th, 2017 12:35 AM

Originally Posted by BlancNoir

Silly! Not for the Br-v. Lol

It's for another car.

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Thought so

**Shutterbug** · November 8th, 2017 11:48 AM

Tried checking out again the 3rd row of the BRV and it is actually very decent... I'm 5'10' and was honestly comfortable back there considering the exterior size of the BRV. Very good Honda!

**dranyal** · November 8th, 2017 09:39 PM

I had 2 friends try out the rear seats. One friend was 5' 11" 235Lbs and the other is 5'9" 195Lbs
With the rear seats reclined back they were actually comfortable. We did not move though so in travel comfort is yet to be experienced

Interestingly despite the weight the vehicle didn't drop as much. Almost the same when 2 people less tahn 150Lbs each are seated.

**benru3tps** · November 28th, 2017 03:36 AM

Originally Posted by dranyal

I had 2 friends try out the rear seats. One friend was 5' 11" 235Lbs and the other is 5'9" 195Lbs
With the rear seats reclined back they were actually comfortable. We did not move though so in travel comfort is yet to be experienced

Interestingly despite the weight the vehicle didn't drop as much. Almost the same when 2 people less tahn 150Lbs each are seated.

Would it have been better if the 3rd row seat had 50:50 split? Better versatility in pax/cargo space

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