Restore your cabin’s silence and protection with an Original Honda Genuine Door Rubber Seal for the Honda City GM2 / TMO (2008–2013). This weatherstrip is engineered to seal the gap between the door and the vehicle body, effectively blocking wind noise, dust, and rainwater.
Over time, heat exposure causes factory seals to harden or shrink. Replacing them with Genuine Honda parts ensures a factory-perfect fit and restores the premium insulation intended for your vehicle.

Technical Specifications:

• Compatibility: Honda City GM2 / TMO (Year 2008–2013).
• Material: High-density automotive-grade rubber.
• Installation: Direct press-fit (No modification required).
• Authenticity: Includes embossed Honda logo and part number directly on the rubber.

Available Positions (Select 1 Piece):

• Front Right (FRH): Driver Side
• Front Left (FLH): Passenger Side
• Rear Right (RRH): Driver Side (Rear)
• Rear Left (RLH): Passenger Side (Rear)

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Questions & Answers 
Q: How do I verify this is a Genuine Honda part?
A: Every seal features the Honda logo and part number embossed directly on the rubber. It is delivered in original Honda packaging with a security label.

Q: Does the price include the full set of 4 doors?
A: No. The price is for one (1) piece only. If you need to replace seals for multiple doors, please add each specific position to your cart separately.

Q: How do I identify the "Left" or "Right" side?
A: Sides are determined from the driver’s seating position: Right (RH) is the Driver side, and Left (LH) is the Passenger side.

Q: When should I replace my door weatherstrips?
A: You should replace them if you notice whistling wind noise at high speeds, water seepage during rain, or if the rubber appears hard, flat, or cracked.

Q: Is this difficult to install?
A: No, these are press-fit seals that follow the factory mounting points around the door frame. No special tools or glue are required for a standard replacement.

Q: Why choose Genuine over cheaper "universal" seals?
A: Genuine seals use the correct rubber density. Universal or imitation seals are often too stiff, making the door hard to close, or too thin, failing to block out noise effectively.