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A new air filter allows your vehicle’s engine to get clean air during the combustion process and allows your Honda CR-V to run more efficiently. To maintain a clean engine, you schedule an engine air filter replacement every 15,000 to 30,000 miles. Driving conditions and climate can affect the lifespan of an air filter. If you often drive on dirt roads, do a lot of stops and start driving or live in a dusty and dry climate, you might need to change your air filter more often. Here at our Gunn Honda service center, we will help you replace a contaminated or dirty engine air filter, as well as provide you with warning signs you should be aware of and the importance of routine changing air filters. Schedule Engine Air Filter Replacement Warning Signs I Need New Engine Air Filter in My Honda CR-V The engine air filter prevents airborne contaminants such as dirt, dust, and leaves from getting pulled into your car’s engine and potentially damaging it. While your Honda SUV as a whole will show subtle signs of slowing down due to a dirty air filter, a visual inspection will determine when you need a new engine air filter. The warning signs you need a new engine air filter Honda CR-V include: Darker or dirtier air filter Decreased acceleration Check engine light illuminate Excessive noise or vibration Smoke coming out of the exhaust Schedule Engine Air Filter Replacement in San Antonio When you schedule an engine air filter replacement with the Honda service center in San Antonio, we ensure to use genuine OEM Honda parts to maintain the original factory-made. If you have any questions or would like to learn more about our available routine maintenance services, please feel free to contact our team. Gunn Honda also serves the New Braunfels and Boerne areas. We hope to hear from you soon! Schedule Engine Air Filter Replacement

Whether you drive a car, SUV, or minivan, you want to keep yourself and your passengers as safe as possible. That's why Honda has made its Sensing suite of technologies available in a wide range of its vehicles. Let's take a look at the suite's features and some of the Honda vehicles that have it. What Is Honda Sensing? Honda Sensing is an exclusive suite of safety and driver assistance technologies designed to alert you to potential obstacles and dangers that you might otherwise miss while driving. The suite's collision mitigation braking system will alert you in the event of a potential forward collision and apply brake pressure as needed. If you start drifting out of your lane while driving your Honda, the road departure feature will adjust your steering. The lane keeping assist system also adjusts steering to keep the vehicle centered. The adaptive cruise control will help you maintain a safe distance between your Honda and other vehicles on the road. You won't get caught off guard by changing speed limits with the Sensing suite's traffic sign recognition feature. The blind spot information system will alert you to any vehicles that may be out of view as you're trying to change lanes. If you're trying to back out of a parking space or driveway, the cross traffic monitor will alert you to any vehicles that are about to cross your path. more What Vehicles Come Equipped With Honda Sensing? Whether you're looking for a sporty sedan or a rugged SUV, you're sure to find one that's equipped with the Honda Sensing suite of technologies. The suite comes standard on such driver favorites as the 2019 Civic and 2019 Accord. If you're considering an eco-friendly vehicle, the Honda Sensing suite is standard on all trim levels of the Insight Hybrid. As for SUVs, all trim levels of the Pilot and Passport feature the suite. You'll also find the suite on the CR-V EX, EX-L, and Touring. The suite is standard on HR-V EX trim and above. Of course, drivers of minivans want to keep their precious cargo safe, which is why Honda has included the Sensing suite in the Odyssey EX, EX-L, Touring, and Elite. Truck drivers will appreciate that the suite is featured on the Ridgeline RTL-E and Black Edition trims. Fans of the sporty Honda Fit will find the suite standard on the EX and EX-L. It's also an option for the Fit LX and Sport. The Future of Honda Sensing Honda has committed to making the Sensing Suite available on all of its vehicles by the year 2022 with the goal of reducing and even eliminating all automotive collisions. The company also plans to add standard automatic emergency braking to at least 95% of the vehicles in its lineup, two years before such braking becomes mandatory. Hopefully, you find this information to be helpful in deciding on your next new vehicle. If you're interested in learning more about the Honda Sensing suite, consider taking a test drive and experience it yourself. Image via Honda.com.

If you're in the market for a new SUV, you should definitely consider a Honda. The SUVs in the Honda lineup combine ruggedness and style with reliability and performance. Let's take a look at some models and why you should consider them for your next vehicle purchase. HR-V The 2019 HR-V is up for anything, from running errands around town to hitting the road for a family vacation. It comfortably seats up to five people and provides up to 58.8 cubic feet of cargo space. With available heated front seats and a luxurious leather-wrapped steering wheel, you'll stay relaxed and comfortable, even on longer trips. Your passengers will love the amazing views and fresh breezes provided by the one-touch power moonroof. The HR-V's exterior is just as stunning with a sleek profile and bold wheels. The Sport model comes equipped with an eye-catching honeycomb grille. Of course, the HR-V isn't just good-looking, but it also delivers when it comes to performance. Under the hood, you'll find an in-line 4-cylinder engine capable of putting out 141 horsepower and 127 pound-feet of torque. With available four-wheel drive, you can conquer any terrain or weather condition. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto allows you to access your favorite tunes, apps, and navigation tools, plus make phone calls and texts, all hands-free. Safety technology like the multi-rearview camera and Honda LaneWatch will keep you safe and sound. more CR-V Like the HR-V, the 2019 CR-V is up for any adventure. It also seats up to five people but provides slightly more cargo space at 75.8 cubic feet. Other interior amenities include available leather-trimmed seating and a 12-way power driver's seat with four-way lumbar support. A dual-zone automatic climate control system provides comfort for you and your passengers. The CR-V's exterior highlights include an active shutter grille, distinctive headlights, and sculpted panels. The CR-V's rugged exterior is matched by its rugged performance. Engine options include a 184-horsepower, 2.4-liter i-VTEC inline four-cylinder and a 190-horsepower, 1.5-liter turbocharged VTEC I-4 engine. Available real-time all-wheel-drive allows the CR-V to adapt to any driving condition. With the HondaLink system, you can do everything from accessing your favorite music to scheduling maintenance appointments. The CR-V's safety features include a cross-traffic monitor and blind spot information system. Pilot The 2019 Pilot has plenty of room for family, friends, and fun with seating for up to eight people and up to 109 cubic feet of cargo space. Available leather-trimmed seats and second-row captain's chairs make even the longest rides feel comfortable and luxurious. The Pilot's rugged exterior features an aggressive chrome grille, distinctive LED headlights, and an aerodynamic profile. The impressive SUV is powered by a 280-horsepower, V-6 engine. Wireless phone charging and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto integration allow everyone to use their favorite devices. The Honda Sensing suite features the latest technology to keep you and your passengers safe and sound. These are just some of the great SUVs in the Honda lineup. Consider a test drive to see which one works for you. Image via Honda.com.