Last year, in our state we have some snow and when I on my way to work I feel everything shaking starting from the wheel. When I check under the car there was nothing but ice under the car. After snow clears out my steering wheel is not right anymore. It kept pulling to the side while I was driving even at low speed. So I don't know what the problem is.
2012 Honda Civic wheels problems
10 complaints (2% of all complaints for this car). Typical mileage when it fails: 31,600. 1 crash reported.
- owner complaints
- 10
- of this car's complaints
- 2%
- typical mileage
- 31,600
- crashes
- 1
- recalls
- 0
Which part fails
Owners did not name a specific part.
At what mileage
Complaints by mileage at the time of the problem.
Honda Civic wheels problems in other years
Related recalls
No recalls on record for this model year.
What 2012 Honda Civic owners say
Most recent owner complaints, unedited.
We bought the car,we been driving it normally and the airbag light comes on every time we start the car for the past week
The TPMS system will not turn off. The car has brand new tires and costs $99 to scan the problem.
I had been driving on the street for about 5 minutes with my two kids. I had stepped on my brakes a few times and everything seem to work. Suddenly, I needed to slow down and pressed on my brake and the brake was hard where I couldn't step down on it. It seemed like it got stuck. I kept pressing on it and it did not work. I started zig zagging back and forth on the road trying to get the car to stop. I was trying my best to control the car so I wouldn't run into a house or another car. I shifted the car to park and the car did not stop. All this time I kept trying to step on the brake and nothing would happen. Finally, my last resort I pulled the hand brake and the car finally stopped. My car got very damaged.
Check TPMS system warning kept coming back after sensor has been replaced twice.
Low tire pressure light indicator is malfunctioning. Even after adding the recommended amount of air pressure into my tire, within about a month the low tire pressure indicator light will turn back on. This has been going on for several months. I brought my car to honda of seattle three times for the same problem, and explained the issue to elizabeth, service dept rep. She provided written documentation that there apparently are several other customers having this same problem. She said the cold temperature/weather affects the pressure of the tires and can trigger the sensor. According to her, as the weather warms up, the problem should go away. It's now spring in seattle and the low tire pressure indicator continues to malfunction. Elizabeth has in fact told me that a wheel balance will solve the problem, which I agreed to have done and paid over $100 thinking it will solve this annoying issue. But to my disappointment, she was wrong and the problem has not gone away.
When you buy a new car you don't expect to have any problems, well that wasn't the case with me. 1. Water was leaking in the moon roof all the rubber had to be replaced 2. So much rust because of leak 3. Heating system had to be replaced when you turned it on would make such a loud noise it was unbelievable. Dealership said needed a part spent almost a day and then said need another part ,, cant believe a new car needs new parts. 4. Tire sensor light kept coming on . 5.keys would not come out of the egnition . 6. Right side of the window would rattle between the dashboard and window, top of visor.. 7.needed new battery 8. Filed a complaint with the better business bureau. 9 spent more time going back and forth to dealership which I should have not had to do this. 10. Told the dealership car makes a thumbing noise when you go over a bump.was told a defective right rear shock causing the thumbing noise . 11. Had to replace light bulb on right side. 12.should not , had any of these problems with a new car...
Involved in a hit and run accident where the airbag sensors where hit but the airbags did not deploy. All panels of car had to be replaced. We where hit going thru an intersection and the car ran a red light going 65 sideswiped us into a wall and electrical box....updated 09/15/15 *bf updated 11/13/2017
I was traveling on elkridge landing road and merged right onto the ramp that merges to west nursery road. The ramp has a pot hole which based on its placement is extremely difficult to completely miss, I ran over it with my front driver side wheel. The impact immediately flattened my tire. I was forced to get the car towed to the closest shop and I had to pay for a new wheel as well as the diagnostics to ensure its completion. I have a bill in hand for $296.26 which I feel strongly that I should be compensated for as the payment was 100% the result of the condition of the road. I do not see any option for uploading an image of the bill; however, I am more than willing to submit a copy of it if need be.
Purchased my civic with defective wheel bearing. I only found out about this, after I put my self in danger when a honda employee guaranteed the problem was minimal, it was only worn tire noise and I could drive. I drove it out of the state back and forth, on my way back home I had to stop several times as the noise was pretty annoying and my instincts was that I had to stop every so often until I took it to another honda dealer. It was then when they said I should have never driven this car so far away, the wheel bearings were in pretty bad shape. My husband and I wrote a letter to honda, asking that better training was offered to employees giving wrong advice and insisting we had to get used to the noise instead of caring for our safety, but nothing happened and we never heard from them. Five months later, the same thing happen, we took it to the closest honda and we were told the same old story, the problem is a worn tire. Now since we are familiar with the noise, we took it to the first honda who fixed it the first time, and the part was replaced again. It is very scary that honda is selling cars with defective parts, not just any part, but wheel bearings, parts that could get you killed. I wonder if honda will do anything about this, and if I the money I pay every month for this car, will allow me to drive in peace.
Questions about the 2012 Honda Civic wheels
Does the 2012 Honda Civic have wheels problems?
Owners have filed 10 complaints about the wheels of the 2012 Honda Civic, 2% of all its complaints.
At what mileage do 2012 Honda Civic wheels problems start?
The typical (median) mileage in owner complaints is 31,600 miles.
Was there a recall on the 2012 Honda Civic wheels?
There is no recall for this problem on this model year.
What year does the Honda Civic have bad wheels?
The Honda Civic model years with the most wheels complaints are 2007 (55 complaints), 2006 (48 complaints) and 2008 (24 complaints).
Is there a class action lawsuit over the Honda Civic?
Yes. Class action says Honda and Acura keyless entry makes cars easy to steal and asks for theft protection (November 12, 2026).
Other 2012 Honda Civic problems
Airbags 149Steering 74Electrical 60Transmission 49Brakes 40Acceleration 38Engine 36Body 35Fuel system 25Seat belts 14Seats 12Driver assistance 10Lights 10Visibility 10Suspension 5Tires 3Locks 1
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