The contact owns a 2007 Honda Civic. The rear of the vehicle vibrated at various speeds. The vehicle was taken to a mechanic for an oil change and the rear suspension was inspected. The mechanic noticed that the tires had uneven wearing and advised the contact to go to the dealer. The dealer stated that the control arms and all four tires needed to be replaced. The dealer will cover the cost for the replacement of the control arms, but not the tires. The failure mileage was 19,660 and current mileage was 19,860.

- Spirit Lake, IA, USA

Front tires are significantly worn after 8,000 miles. They have very little traction on wet pavement. The tires simply spin when starting from a dead stop.

- Concord, CA, USA

I bought my 2007 Honda Civic LX 4-door sedan on May 6, 2007. I drive about 120 highway miles each day and in November 2007, I had to replace the tires because of excessive wear on the passenger-side rear tire. I took the vehicle to the dealership but they said the car was "in-spec" and that I should have rotated the tires sooner. I document every drop of fuel that I put in my car. I write down when I change the oil, when I get it washed and where. Nothing does undocumented, including the information about when I rotated the tires. That was not good enough for the dealership and they insisted that I get the vehicle aligned and buy new tires from them. I refused and took my vehicle somewhere else to have the work done. I am very unsatisfied with twin city Honda in nederland Texas and with Honda for not addressing that they have a problem with the suspension on the 2007 Honda Civic.

- Kirbyville, TX, USA

The contact owns a 2007 Honda Civic. The vehicle has Goodyear Eagle rs-a, size P245/45R18 tires. The rear tires on the inside edge were wearing out very quickly due to exaggerated camber setting. The top of both rear tires were leaning inwards and wearing out the inside edge of the tire. The current mileage was 13,874 and failure mileage was 13,362. Updated 04/03/08.

- Manhattan, KS, USA