Tire Problems of Honda Civic - part 1

Continental p 195/65 r 15. 89 h. The tire blew and the side wall on the outside on the passenger side front. It looks shredded on the side- not a normal blown tire look. We were in the right lane on a 3 lane highway so we were able to get off as soon as it blew. Our safety was at risk because we had to change tire on the side of a busy 3 lane highway and it was late on a Sunday night so nothing was open to replace and had to drive 70 miles back home on a donut. It could've caused an accident. No known issues/warnings/messages/etc. I will never buy another continental again.

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I bought a pair of bridgestone weatherpeak tires 006055 weatherpeak bl215/55r16 93h 70,000 mile limited warranty tires from firestone complete autocare in medina OH store # 755785 located at 5131 buehlers drive medina OH 44256. The shop manager alvin told me that these tires were not recalled for safety but that they have abnormal wear. This truly needs looked into because I had to buy an entire new set of tires early due to these tires wearing out early. I came in under the 70,000 mile warranty.

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Tires had 17,000 miles on them and had to be “warrantied out” by the manufacturer. These tires had no grip and weren’t made for a car with sound dampening materials. I was told by the manufacturer that the reason the road noise got worse was the technologies were fighting against each other. More importantly, I experienced rapid wear. These are an 80,000 mile tire and with 17,000 miles on them I was already in the “consider replacing” time frame. Alignment was checked and good so it wasn’t due to the vehicle itself. Poor quality tire.

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Reported tire loses pressure. Possible danger. Checked regularly. Tire checked by goodyear dealer, no leak found. Tire does lose pressure. Other 3 tires appear uneffected.

Driver rear p 195/65 r 15 continental conti pro contact tire had an unexpected blow out. Driver was on the highway driving at highway speed. Did not hit anything. Did not run over anything. Tire pressure light came on and immediately tire blew. Incident happened in less than 5 seconds. Tire blow out happened on 8-4-2023. Current mileage on car 85818. Tires purchased 2-17-2023 at a mileage of 80124.

The primewell 215/45r17 valera sport, will not hold air, I've went back over and over to tires plus, I'm concerned that the tire / tires will blow out, please help. .

I was driving down the freeway in January and my front driver side tire sidewalls separated from the rest of the tire and flew off of the rim causing me to drive on the rim. Zero warning lights or tire pressure lights appeared on my dash until after I installed my spare tire. Very scary this occurred on a freeway at full speed and no indicator light came on. I heard a loud noise when my tire flew off which then required me to immediately stop.

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I just got this car from the dealership. Took it on to the road. The rear passenger side tire blew-out and I lost total control of the car. . I could have died. The tire sidewalls separated from the rest of the tire. The service center says that it is manufactured defect that caused the problem. I need assistance ASAP.

185/70 r14 88t sl bsw tire blew out while driving on the highway. Caused the vehicle to come to a stop and the vehicle was rear-ended. The driver lost consciousness and was taken to the er. Injuries included tbi and multiple lacerations (possibly due to airbag deployment issues). Collision report not included here.

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Tire size: 215 / 50 r 17 while driving on a highway, a tire pressure warning appeared. Shortly after, thetpms malfunction light came on and immediately the driver side rear tire blew out. My car spun 360 degrees and I managed to bring it to a stop. Luckily the cars behind me slowed down while I maneuvered to the curb. I was on a drawbridge and I could have driven off of it into the water below. The tread of the tire completely separated from the side walls of the tire. All that was left on the rim were the two side walls. I recovered the tread and I have the wheel with the side walls still on it. I showed it to the dealer and the service technicians had no idea about what happened. As of now the manufacturer has not been made aware. This 2016 Honda Civic was purchased from a dealer and there are still 3 of the same tire on the car. I drove the remaining distance to my destination on the rim where I put on the spare. I couldn’t change the tire where the blowout happened because I was on a bridge with very little shoulder.

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The contact’s daughter owns a 1998 Honda Civic equipped with continental tires, tire line: general altimax rt43, tire size: 185/65/r14, dot number: 6y6lwblj1221. The contact stated that while his daughter was driving at an undisclosed speed, the driver’s side front tire had a blowout. The contact stated that the tread and tire belt had detached, causing the vehicle to drive on the driver’s side front rim. The contact replaced the driver’s side front tire with the spare tire. The vehicle was taken to an independent mechanic who inspected all four tires. The manufacturer was made aware of the failure but informed the contact that there was no recall for the tire. The failure mileage was approximately 123,679.

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The contact owned a 2020 Honda Civic equipped with continental tires, tire line: conti pro contact, tire size: 235/40/r18, and dot number: af2rwd3w. The contact stated while driving at 75 mph, the rear passenger side tire blew out suddenly which the vehicle started to drift to the right of the road and go over and crash into a medium near oncoming traffic. The contact was able to place a spare tire on the vehicle for the contact to continue to drive to their residence. The contact took the vehicle to an auto body shop that inspected the vehicle and declared the vehicle a total loss. The contact was concerned that the failure that occurred with the vehicle was a defect on the tire that had blown out. The tires were the original equipment on the vehicle the manufacturer was made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 11,045.

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Drivers rear side tire had a blow involving the tread flying off exactly at the seam it is attached to the tire. This couldn't caused an accident or death to myself or other drivers on the road. These tires were purchased on the vehicle brand new in sept 19 2020. The accident happened September 15 2021. The vehicle is brand new as well. The other goodyear eagle sport tires on the vehicle had bubbles which would lead to another blowout. The car has under 25k miles. The car has had oil changes, etc per car doc agreement. There is something wrong with the integrity of the rubber of the tire or they are retreading and selling retreaded tires as new. My son decided with the knowledge of the tire mechanic, to replace all goodyear tires due to the safety hazard they could create. He had to replace 3 tires.

On July 19,2021 I purchased a complete 4 set of tires from pensacola Honda and the service advisor knowingly put the wrong tires on my vehicle and I didn't notice until today that they were wrong tires that I purchased. Tires put on vehicle: continental pro contact 215/50/r17 correct tires sizes: 215/55/r16.

On November 6, 2016, I replaced car tires (4 sets, 1 set) at walmart (#01004). Model: dexero 195/60r15 88h ( dot: y9k5 cvhx 0916). Today (8-22-2018), this set of tires traveled a total of 14,220 miles. A few inches of cracks appear on the inside of the two tires on the front wheel, posing a major hazard. I went to walmart warranty claim is rejected, I had to pay another set of replacement tires. I am now complaining to you, please handle it.

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The contact owns a 2008 Honda Civic equipped with westlake tires (na), size: p205/55/16 (na). While driving 50 mph, there was a vibration in the tires. The contact performed a diagnostic test on the tires and determined that the tires needed to be replaced. The contact stated that the tires were purchased recently. The vehicle failure mileage was 195,000. The VIN and tire failure mileage were not provided.

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The contact owns a 2016 Honda Civic equipped with four hankook tires, size: 215/50r/17 91h (na). While driving approximately 50 mph, the front driver's side tire suddenly experienced a blow out, which damaged the front end of the vehicle. The cause of the failure was not diagnosed. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The dot number was not availiable. The tire and vehicle failure mileage was 3,000.

I was driving on a suburban neighborhood street and went over a speed bump at a very slow speed (2 mph). I had not hit nor did I hit hit anything in the street. Rear passenger tire popped and went flat. Rupture was on the inside wall of the tire. Tires were manufactured 28th week of 2013. Tires were put on my 2003 Honda Civic lx on July 30, 2014 at 53496 miles and between July 30 and December 20, 2014 I had driven about 2,000 miles.

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I was turning into driveway right front tire barley hit curb, tire went flat, called auto club they changed to spare, went to tire store, they said tire was not repairable. I bought new replacement tire ,different brand. Very poor quality oe tires, tires should not fail that easily. Only 1700 mles on new car.

First night of subzero temperatures we have had in twenty years. Tire popped leaving two holes in the side wall. Tire says on it that it is steel belted but there weren't any steel belts visible. Tire brand not listed on tire selection page. Champiro 328 gt radial 205/55 r16 91h dot 9uh9.

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Rapid wear on my rear tires, second time replacing them in 9 months due to this issue. Very disappointing for Honda!.

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The contact owns a 2000 Honda Civic equipped with goodyear assurance comfortred tires, size: p185/65/r14. The contact stated that the passenger's side rear tire exhibited an indentation in the side wall, as well as excessive wear. The contact noticed that the rear passenger's tire was deflated. The tire was taken to an independent auto shop. The technician was unable to determine the cause of the defects. The contact notified the manufacturer of the failure. The tire was replaced. The failure mileage was not available. The vehicle VIN was not available.

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The tires on my 2007 Honda Civic kept show bad wear and had to rotate every 10,000-15,000 until couldn't do it anymore, bought several sets of tires:: solved the problem buy paying almost $900 to fix the arms on the rear end. Said thing is Honda knew and knows about this problem but wont do a recall. . . Good news is after all my sets of tires and $900 dollars my car is now getting good wear out of the tires.

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I replaced the original tires on my 2007 Honda Civic at 49,749 miles. I thought this was a little premature, but the tread was getting thin so I went to discount tire on 12-28-2010 and had 4 new tires placed on the vehicle. After less than 19,000 miles on the new tires, the passenger-side rear tire was making a loud noise. The technician at discount tire inspected it and stated that the inside edge of the tire is cupping (or looks choppy) and this is typically due to bad suspension, wheel bearings or alignment. I took the vehicle to tom's auto repair and had it inspected for the wheel bearings and shocks and had a 4 wheel alignment done for $55. 00. They stated the wheel bears and shocks looked fine and that the alignment wasn't that bad. I then took the car back to discount tire and they agreed to replace the passenger-side rear tire for the replacement cost of $13. 25. The technician commented that the driver-side rear tire was also starting to show signs of the same wear pattern, I. E. Cupping on the inner edge. The tire which they replaced is not available as it was disposed of by discount tire. I researched on-line and found Honda had issued technical service bulletin # 08-001 back on April 11, 2008, with a revision issued on February 5, 2009. From reading numerous on-line consumer comments about this tire issue (which is directly attributable to a Honda design flaw in the vehicle suspension), I get the feeling Honda's fix will not actually fix the problem.

2001 Honda Civic. Consumer writes in regards to issues with vehicle tires the consumer stated he was told, the vehicle underwent a complete check-up by the mechanics at the dealership, before he purchased it. Shortly after purchasing the vehicle, he experienced a flat tire, the depth of the tires were rated 3/32-4/32. Also, the tires were a larger size then recommended. All four tires were replaced. The consumer called the dealership where he purchased the vehicle and was told the tires were safe and they would not reimburse any part of the cost for the tire replacement.

Apparently cannot be aligned properly. I'm replacing 3rd set of tires within 50k miles.

Excessive rear tire wear and cupping of tires causing extreme vibration at speeds above 60 mph. Rear tires only last approx. 30,000 before inner half of tire is complete bald.

The contact owns a 2002 Honda Civic with yokohama trz avid tires, line size p225/60r/16. The contact stated while driving 35 mph the vehicle started to jerk and the tires started to make a loud noise. The vehicle was taken to a local mechanic who was unable to determine why the failure was occurring but stated that the tires were not safe and needed to be replaced. The manufacturer was not made aware of the failure. The tires were replaced. The dot or VIN were not available. The failure and current mileage was 106,000.

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The contact owns a 2009 Honda Civic. The vehicle was equipped with bridgestone turanza el400 tires, size 205/55/r16. The contact was driving approximately 60 mph and felt a severe vibration accompanied by a whining noise from the rear of the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where the contact was informed that both the rear driver and passenger tires were out of round and exhibited significant cupping. The manufacturer was notified of the problem. The approximate failure mileage was 17,000. The dot number was 0bt2 pm23208 updated 05/08/lj the consumer had all four tires replaced.

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Rear tires are cupping and they've become very noisy after 5,000 miles. Problem first noticed: November 2011. The rear tires were always slippery in tight curves at normal speed. Went to route 23 Honda, NJ for a check up on 02/16/12. They blamed my new tires (10000 miles old). Charged me $96. 25 for a 4 wheel alignment, no problem found with the rear wheels. I have asked them about service bulletin 08-001 (uneven or rapid rear tire wear) but they did not admit any fault. They've said my car does not need a repair as per sb 08-001 mentioned above. I have contacted (opened account with) american Honda motor CO. They did not call back.

I purchased the car in August 2010. Per the Honda service bulletin issued Feb 2008 (which I was unaware of til the problem), I have had a mechanic confirm my complaints/problem--uneven/rapid rear tire wear, a very loud roaring noise from the rear, and vibration at highway speed--meaning I have a faulty rear upper control arm kit. I have called Honda and they said since it's not a "recall" they will not replace this. Their service bulletin clearly states I need a new rear upper control arm kit, replace the flange bolts too, which also means alignment with purchase of new tires.

The contact owns a 2010 Honda Civic equipped with arizonian silver edition plus tires, size: 205/55r16 (na). The contact stated that the tires hydroplaned at any speed in the rain. The vehicle was taken to a local dealer who stated that the tires were highly rated against hydroplaning. The tires were rotated, but not replaced. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The tire failure mileage was 37,000 and the vehicle failure mileage was 67,000.

The contact owns a 2004 Honda Civic si equipped with good year assurance tires, model: triple tred, size: 205/55/r16 and good year comfort tred touring tires, size: 205/55/r16. The dot numbers for both tires were unknown. The contact was driving 20 mph when the vehicle vibrated abnormally. The steering would vibrate abnormally at speeds over 70 mph. The contact stated that the same failure occurred with both sets of tires. The vehicle was taken to the dealer where the dealer confirmed that both sets of tires were out of round and the belts in the tires were shifted. The manufacturer was contacted and the contact replaced both sets of tires. The failure mileage was 33,027 and the current mileage was 33,466.

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

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Approximately a week after buying lifetime alignment and 4 new bridgestone potenza tires in July 2011 at firestone, el paso, TX, my car started to vibrate in the road while driving at speeds 50mph through 60mph. After many research and diagnosis from Honda parts and service shop, different firestone locations and local mechanics, the conclusion is that the upper/rear control arms, front and rear camber arm and bolts are defective as per Honda manufacturers. My tires are excessively and unevenly wearing. I have already bought 6 sets of new tires in the last 12 months because of this Honda issue, which they admit it is a defect made by the manufacturers. They released a service bulletin (service bulletin 08-001 dated April 11, 2008) that informs Honda dealer shop of this issue/defect, but they refuse to take responsibility of repairing it free of charge. I believe that it is not fair that customers buying Hondas have to pay for defective parts made by the manufacturers. I would like these defect to be solved and paid by them and I would like refund for at least the last set of tires that I recently bought and are already unevenly worn out (this makes it a useless tire). In case it is needed I have all the paper work that can be a clear evidence to this complaint. Like me, there are other Honda owners with the same issue.