April 8, 2008
Definitely give them some ****. You did, in fact, bring it in before for the same problem which was not resolved. When you call the people on the phone, you will probably get sort of a first line of defense, or rather, someone who has no idea what is going on and serves the function of being more of a buffer than anything. That was my experience when trying to get my brake rotors sorted out. I didn't have the heart to chew the kid I was talking to on the phone out, and that's pretty much what would have been required to even get a resurfacing under warranty, which is ridiculous imo given that I had under 20k miles of very careful braking on the car.
Chances are that if it pulls that you have a tire issue, otherwise I can't think of anything probable other than your steering wheel being a little crooked. Most people like to swap the tires across the front to determine this, I now prefer to swap front and back tires. My snows had a pulling issue. The car pulled the same way when two of the tires are on the front, regardless of which is on the right or left side. Only when I move them to the back did the pull really stop. Maybe doing that before you talk to honda will help you resolve the issue as you will know what the problem is, or at least where it isn't.