Wheel Related Problems of the 2011 Honda Civic

Table 1 shows one common wheel related problems of the 2011 Honda Civic.

Table 1. Wheel related problems of Honda Civic

Problem Category Number of Problems
Wheel problems
4

Wheel problem #1

Tpms sensors need to be reset by dealer at $100 in order to put snow tires on the car. Because of this thousands of americans includi? myself forego snow tires for all seasons. Any time a new set of wheels with different sensors are put in t he car you must go to dealership to have system reset.

Wheel problem #2

Wheel bearing or its components worn out before the expiry of power train warranty 5 years or 60000 miles. This is posing hazard risk. Need coverage to repair at the dealer.

Wheel problem #3

Front brakes were worn out at 9000 miles, and then again at 15000, and again at 27000. Tires were worn out at 27000 miles.

Wheel problem #4

Consistent premature and uneven tire ware is the major problem on this car. The rear tires started vibrating. I took them care to a tire place and was informed that the tires went back due to non-rotation of the tires. The tires were rotated at 6,000 miles, but were still damaged. The original tires had a 24,000 ware life. Subsequent to replacing the original tires, I have put 90,000 mile michelin tires on the care. With consistent rotation, the tires ware out with the washboard effect between 25,000 and 30,000 miles. At 100,000 miles, I have replace the tire 3 times with 90,000 mile tires.


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