43 problems related to tire have been reported for the 2007 Honda Civic. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2007 Honda Civic based on all problems reported for the 2007 Civic.
Unusual rear tire wear and high road noise.
Excessive tire wear on rear of 06 and 07 Honda Civics due to a combination of the tires and rear suspension geometry. Tires are rendered unsafe and must be replaced along with upper control arms and flange bolts. Tires are from goodyear, bridgestone, and dunlop. Numerous posts are on the internet, including accidents with property damage. Honda has not issued a recall and will only perform service on a customer complaint.
Jan. 14, 2008, while driving my 2007 Honda Civic, I notice at 55mph the Civic vibrate and make an unusual noise. I took my Civic into my local Honda dealership on Jan. 16, 2008 for complaints about vibration at 55mph and clicking when trying to start my Civic. There was no problem found on the clicking, when I arrived I had the service writer to come out and listen to the clicking, the service writer agreed there was clicking. The other issue of vibration when at 55mph I was advised Honda will contact me once a repair is available on the service customer copy form. Also, the service writer told me over the phone there had been numerous complaints about this issue Honda would repair the problem, the problem is causing my tires to wear uneven and I was going to get new tires.
I have a Honda Civic si, 2007 model, that I had a flat and replaced one tire. Tire dealership replaced tire at around 6000 miles, when going in to Honda dealership for maintenance (rotation tires, oil change) the shop foreman informed me that the tire was bad because my car was now pulling. When stating pulling, it was a major pull, not slight pull. I took car back to tire dealership and they refused to even drive my car, said it was normal to have it pull. Took car to another tire dealership and they replaced tire. Upon going to dealership again for maintenance, the new tire was rotated to front of car again and it was pulling again. Shop foreman insist it is the tire. I bring car back to tire dealership at which time he realizes that the tire is not the right tire. Orders the correct tire and installed it and the car still pulls. Now this is not repeat not a slight pull, but a major pull. If I do not hold the steering wheel to the right I would be in the ditch or other lane upon taking off. The pull is really a hard pull. I have taken the car back to dealership, because tire dealership says its the car, car dealership says its the tire? can someone help? please.
Car was purchased new in March of 2007. I immediately noticed that when driving 60 mph or more on the freeway, the car seemed to swerve and was very hard to keep in the lane. I've driven Honda Civics and other small cars for more than 20 years so this was very unexpected. I took the car to a local dealer was told that the tires were fine and that they saw no problem with the car. I continued to notice the difficulty in steering the vehicle until the bridgestone factory tires were rotated at 6000 miles. Moving the tires seemed to decrease the problem so I again mentioned this to the dealer. They again checked all tires and assured me no problem existed. Six thousand miles later, another rotation and once again the problem starts occurring again. The dealer checked tires again and still can find no problem. I think there is a definite problem with some of the bridgestone tires that come with these Civics.
2007 Honda Civic. Ltr. Regarding resolution of issues outlined in Honda service bulletin 08-001. The consumer experienced uneven/rapid tire wear. The consumer was informed that there were several cases where tires on 2006 and 2007 Civic's required tire replacement within 11,000. The consumer stated the problem was not the tires, but its condition outlined in the bulletin.
2007 Honda Civic tires making loud noises. Consumer states that the vehicle is also hard to handle when the roads are slippery. Mechanic had determined the inside of the tires had worn unevenly and needed to be replaced. (dunlop tires).
2007 Honda Civic. Consumer writes to express discontent with Honda motor CO. The consumer stated at 21,560 the original tires on his vehicle were replaced due to extreme uneven wear. The consumer stated his mechanic informed him of a service bulletin that was issued in July 2009 regarding rapid/uneven rear tire wear. The consumer stated he has since purchased his third set of tires for the vehicle.