6.0
fairly significant- Typical Repair Cost:
- No data
- Average Mileage:
- 10,400 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 3 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (3 reports)
This problem may be covered under warranty. Ask your Honda dealer.
Beginning the day I bought the car, the check tire pressure light has come on at least 2-3 times a month. I have brought the car into a Honda dealer for service each time to check tire pressure, which has 98% of the time been fine. They have done 2 computer software upgrades, the first of which seemed to help for a few months, but then it came back on; the 2nd time it was upgraded, the light came back on the next day. I recently left the car at the dealer for 8 hours and they found nothing wrong with it, but said the problem was a small discrepancy in the tread of the tires - one tire had 4/32 of a tread and the others had 5/32. However, since the light has been on since the day I bought the car and the tires were then new, this is obviously not the problem. In other words, they have no explanation and no fix for the problem. This is very frustrating and produces a lot of anxiety because I don't know if there is a problem with my tire or not. I have learned to just disregard the warning light, but being an elderly woman who drives long distances once a month, it produces a lot of anxiety and worry.
- Betty Z., Frederick, MD, US
The TPMS warning is a problem with the 2014 Civic. The dealer did not report this to me and they should have. This is causing constant trips to the dealer. Is there a class action lawsuit for TPMS problems?
- Edward T., Chalfont, PA, US
I have a 2014 Honda Civic which runs really fine. Last year the TPMS light was on and the dealer suggested to change the tires, as one tire I had to replace due to puncture. After changing all tires, the TPMS light came back again with new tires less than 3000 miles. I took to the mechanic they found nothing wrong. I have 1 year and 3 year old daughter, I feel really uncomfortable driving with TPMS light on. Hope Honda provide a reason why this is happening.
- Pinaki M., Weymouth, MA, US