Problems with 2011 Honda CR-V SUSPENSION

With 23,700 miles, honda dealer informed me that tires would have to be replaced due to "excessive wear and tear". have learned that many 2011 crv owners have experienced this problem, and that although honda issued a tsb on the tire matter, they have provided no cause, recall or monetary incentive. is it suspension, alignment, what? furthermore have been ill all winter and car has hardly moved from the garage, it worries me that something is defective causing this tire problem, and honda has not stepped up to the plate for resolution or assistance. *tr

2011 honda crv 4x4 was going at 52 mph and trying to brake and steering wheel was shaking really bad. also when driving at 65+ mph this car steering really shakes badly. -complaint it to honda motor / dealer where car was purchased but no real help from anyone to fix the problem. - all 4-tires are worn un-evenly at 19000 miles - dealer / honda motor is not willing to response back or send us email back to acknowledge our complaint about the tires. - they are saying that this is not their problem, i should be complaining to the tire company. *tr

Tl* the contact owns a 2011 honda cr-v. while driving 40 mph, an abnormal noise was heard from the front and rear of the vehicle. as a result, the tires were rendered unusable. the vehicle was not taken to the dealer or independent mechanic. the vehicle was taken to jensen tires and the tires were replaced with a different brand of tires; however, the failure recurred. the manufacturer was notified of the failure. the approximate failure mileage was 20,000.

With 28,000 miles now on our 2011 crv that we bought new all 4 tires were worn out with 13,550 miles on them,and had always had a very slight front end bump. after replacing all 4 tires the bump was so bad we went straight back to the tire dealer and tire pressure and balance was rechecked and was fine the tires are firestone. at 100 miles on the tires we went back and had the tires rechecked and rotated with no improvement in the bump. the honda dealership could only say the original tires were a very soft compound as the new ones are a better tire and does not ride as soft. this dealership has since changed owners and there is no record of them checking the car. he crv exl now has 25000 miles and tires are wearing great but still have the bump. *tr

After making a right turn the car pulls to the right, honda calls this memory steering but in bad weather the front has a loss of traction. vibration starting around 60mph. tires were change, front end aligned but the vibration still remains. feels like a shaft problems. a complaint is file with the bbb. *tr *js