Honda HR-V Parts

The Honda HR-V is a subcompact crossover SUV produced by Honda since 1999. Assembled at the Celaya plant in Mexico, the HR-V has seen three generations with its unique combination of compact efficiency and SUV capability. The HR-V acronym stands for "Hi-rider Revolutionary Vehicle," a testament to its innovative design and function. Initially targeted towards younger demographics, the HR-V has proven popular across a variety of markets, including Europe, Japan, Asia-Pacific, North America, Australia, and Brazil. The first-generation HR-V, unveiled at the 1997 Tokyo Motor Show, was based on a concept car and available in three or five-door configurations. After a production hiatus from 2006 to 2013, the second-generation HR-V emerged, boasting a sleek exterior inspired by coupe design elements, including a sloping roof and hidden rear door handles. Based on Honda's global compact lineup and sharing a platform with the Honda Fit, the HR-V became Honda's smallest SUV offering at the time. For the third generation, Honda launched two different HR-V models, one larger model specifically tailored to meet the needs of U.S. customers. Offering a spacious interior, the HR-V provides 1,026 liters of luggage space with the rear seats down, or in North America, 24.3 cubic feet expanding to 58.8 cubic feet. Further enhancing its versatility, the HR-V includes Honda's Magic Seat system, which allows the lower rear seats to fold for accommodating tall items.

Honda HR-V, a hybrid of SUV and compact car features, may experience certain common issues. Loud suspension noise is one problem, often manifested by clicking sounds while turning, vibrating steering wheels, grease on the tire's inside edge or the vehicle's underside, and uneven tire wear. Checking the HR-V axle shaft, control arm, and tie rod end is recommended when experiencing such symptoms. Engine issues can also occur, typically signified by overheating, reduced engine performance, power loss during acceleration, and poor gas mileage. The cause of overheating might be a coolant leak or fan failure, warranting a check of the HR-V fan shroud and radiator. Poor engine operation might require an examination of the HR-V air filter, oil filter, and piston ring set. Other parts like the headlight and fog light, responsible for visibility and signaling, can get foggy with prolonged use and require routine maintenance. Similarly, the cabin air filter, emblem, wiper arm, and wiper blade are also prone to wear and should be part of your regular maintenance schedule.

OEM parts are the best in terms of quality. They are made following Honda's official factory standards to ensure their durability and fit. These parts go through rigorous quality control tests to minimize any flaws or imperfections. For superior quality for your vehicle, consider choosing from our extensive inventory of OEM Honda HR-V parts, such as Transmission - Automatic, Transmission - Manual. Our genuine Honda HR-V parts are not only offered at unbeatable prices, but they also come with guaranteed quality. Place an order today, and enjoy the fastest delivery right to your doorstep.