At just under 5000 miles it switched over to 30%, mostly city driving to and from work with stop and go traffic. There was an 800 mile highway trip in there. Maybe a proxy, maybe not to compare to your driving makeup affecting the OLM, our average mpg so far (all total) is right around 22 on premium, and my wife is pretty conservative with the pedal as her daily driver.

Mine just went to 4600 and switched.

7500 miles 15%. Oil change and tire rotation cost $80 at my dealership in Vegas.

wow, they really extended OLM. In first gen driving highway the most I could get 6500 miles and thats down to 0%.
with 15% left you probably have another 700-1000miles to go before it goes to zero.

5% increments usually happen after 15% in Acuras. i am guessing its the same for rdx.

I think it went 20 to 15% but not 100% certain.

Frustrating to see how cheap oil and other thing are in the States. A quart of Mobil 1 on sale at WalMart is 12.50 plus tax. At times they will sell a five quart jug for 25 dollars plus tax

I always find 5 quart jugs of Pennzoil Platinum and Mobil 1 at Walmart for between $22-$23

You would be surprised how often I had dealer over tighten drain bolt or filter. That is why long time ago I went DIY. Saves tons of time, and also money. Once you know how to do it, it’s so easy and fast, saves time rather than going to dealer

it’s funny how they have time to look over your car to recommend 5 different services you don't need but not enough time to properly torque things down.

Oil changes are a waste of time for a dealer from financial point of view. They rush through them, they do spend more time checking other things hoping to find something juciy $$$.

Exactly, the point of the oil change is to find something they can actually make money doing.