Will these work well on a 2007 Honda Fit? I only want them to get up my driveway on stormy days, my driveway is about 1/4 mile long and has a hill.
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you should consult the fitting charts available, I cannot advise. These fit my 2008 Elantra well, and I used them to clamber in and out of my up hill neighborhood during 12 inches of snow last season.
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You would have to get the size of your tire off of the sidewall, then go to Thules site and find the correct fitting.
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Hi Morgan, please visit www.thule.com and use our snow chain fit guide to find the appropriate size for you! You will need the specific tire size found on the side of your vehicles tires. Thanks!
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These will work just find, but make sure you have installed these on your tires before you leave your driveway as these chains are not the easiest to put on.
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"Honda Odyssey 2005 2006 2007 2008 Non Power Liftgate Only". I can confirm they fit a 2008, install took about 5 minutes and they have worked flawlessly.
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I have a Honda Accord.. they are very sturdy and they don't move too much....I would purchase them again ;)
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I can't imagine that they'd be great in sand. They have these little "spikes" on the bottom that are designed to work in hard-pack snow. They've never worked that well in loose snow for my car. I think to be good in sand they would need much longer traction devices on the bottom.
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Sure. They will work in sand, mud, or snow. Anywhere you need to establish some traction and get your wheels moving a bit without spinning.
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They should as they are O.E.M., but if you go to the dealers, you can get the weathertech ones ALSO with the MINI logo and I like them better. I liked these until I got my weathertech which a better job of containing snow and mud and dirt. They ran me about $110 aprx. Spend the extra money and go with the ones from the dealer. Don't know if your dealer sells them, but check it out.
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Not sure, these were bought to fit on a tractor. I would recommend a snow cable setup for your vehicle. They cost a little more but give a much better ride and wear well. Hope this helps.
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Oh yeah man definitely I have a 97 civic thats dropped on them I have an Instagram you can check it out "@nnattee" and it gives it a perfect ride what I do recommend finding is a set of lowtek short struts perfect match.and be sure to use every rubber washer they provid hope this helps
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They fit my '07. They are about I inch shorter in length. I noticed more snow accumulation on the front of back fender. I have them on the front, obviously ...fit perfectly.
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I doubt it seriously because they are big. I am an auto insurance adjuster so I complete estimates on Civics all the time. I would not buy these if I owned an 04 Civic Coupe.
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no they will not the ad says they do but they dont. summit has the correct part number for your vehicle or you can go on to power stops website and get the correct part number and find them on amazon. civic exs have bigger rotors and pads.
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if it takes a 24 inch wiper it will. they just don't work well in snow. the plastic mount on the blade collects snow which ices up right at your eye level. also the grooves along the length of the rubber blade collect snow and also ices up. if your climate has little or no snow they're great.
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No they will not. The WeatherTech website doesn't shw that they are available for your model at this time.
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The wheel covers are a "generic fit" not specific to any make/model. If the Honda wheels are a stock steel wheel I'm sure they would fit. P.S. They LOOK GOOD!
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I don't know, I have a 2012 Honda Fit. I did try them on the wheel of our van which also has a 15 inch tire rim and they fit. So I wouldn't be surprise if they did. All I can suggest is order one and try it if it doesn't fit Amazon is very good about returns. If it fits then order the other three. Sorry I couldn't be more definate
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I live in the south and have mine on a Honda 14 model for about 6 months now. Was real happy at the ease of installation and durability. I routinely put stuff on the top as I am unloading the back of my truck and think it would probably do OK with a snow load provided it wasn't the real heavy wet snow like we get in the south.
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I bought these and they do work for my 2wd jeep the only thing to note is that this much lift is gonna make you need a longer drive shaft. the added height is gonna make your car vibrate if the drive shaft is too short.