Does you euro have drift to one side tendency?

[LXRY]

If anyone has logged a case with HA, let us know what the case number is and those with 17" RE040 can add their experience to the same case too in order to convince them that there IS an issue.

At this point in time, I'm still not sure why the RE040 promotes this behaviour. Is it really a suspension / subframe issue that is made more obvious with the RE040 tyre? Or is the RE040 just not suited to the geometric dynamics of the Euro frame?

Sh1t I didn't ask or they didn't give me a case number...I still emailed them so I have some hard evidence at least that I did contact them...mmmm damn it...I will call again and ask for my case number tomm.

I suggest an email too everyone..

Customer Relations Email......hondacr@honda.com.au

[V205]

I thought I'd point out that when I was driving an '05 red euro lux demo at a dealer prior to buying mine, it had about 40,000km on the clock and it's pull to the right was VERY strong. I thought it was just an abused demo which may have gone over some kerbs and knocked out the alignment.

After reading some comments here, it would seemed that it just got worse over time and more wear with the RE040.

When I picked up my new new 05 Lux manual with 6km on it, I already noticed the pull to the right.