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They blame junk roads failing on climate change. How original.

Lol

I have used cheaperhondaparts.com many times without issues. But for fluids I would go to the dealer. Although I get 25% off at the Honda dealer with our auto body shop discount.

The Defenders would be a solid option in my opinion. I've found that they stay quiet as they wear as opposed to many cheaper tires that get noisy as they age. I have an 8 year old set of Defenders on my Civic that are still very quiet.

"But they don’t do well in cold weather, tend to weaken quickly after repeatedly getting charged and drained, are particularly costly, and have other issues that prevent them from going into every laptop, smartphone, and car."

I use Collenite 845 about once a year and then use a spray wax as a drying aid/topper during every wash. Car always beads like crazy.

I think ceramic coating is a little overrated. People act like the car is invincible after being coated and that couldn't be farther from the truth. I'd just wax the car for essentially nothing.

That'll last forever. Better than the newer Civic's.

Hot glue?

Any tire shop should be able to tell you which sensor is dead. Yes, the replacement needs to be programmed to the car.

One or more tpms sensors could have a dead battery. The vsa light may come on when the tpms light is on?

Store them where you store the wheels/tires.

I would try to avoid buying a battery that's been sitting around for 6 months. Try a different Walmart or come back another day.

On the civic you have to unbolt the compressor and turn it a little bit to access the pulley. Maybe the crv is harder, not sure?

Have you thought about buying a new clutch/magnetic? Cheaper than a new unit and doesn't require the refrigerant to be drained/filled.

I have the NOCO Genius 1 and 10. Very high quality units.

I fluid film all my cars every fall.

NY must be way harder on cars than Minnesota.

What proof do you have?

The street is for driving, not storing your stuff...