2022 Honda Civic Advance I-MMD CVT 2.0L Hybrid electric (clean) · KF72 RFO

This vehicle has covered approximately 24,203 miles over four years, which is a typical usage rate that suggests consistent, moderate driving rather than excessive long-distance commuting or prolonged periods of standing idle. The MOT history shows a clear pattern of tyre-related issues, culminating in a failure on October 1, 2025, due to significant damage to the nearside front tyre and surface degradation on other tyres. While the vehicle passed its retest the following day, the presence of multiple tyre defects across three different wheels indicates that the previous owner may have been neglecting basic maintenance or driving on poor road surfaces. The current condition trend appears stable following the recent replacement of the failed components, as the vehicle successfully passed its most recent inspection. However, the concentration of tyre-related defects suggests that the suspension geometry or wheel alignment should be verified to ensure that the new tyres do not suffer from premature or uneven wear. Because the MOT history is limited to these tyre issues, there is no evidence of underlying mechanical or electrical faults within the drivetrain or braking systems. The low mileage is a positive sign, but it does not exempt the car from the standard risks associated with four years of road use. When inspecting this vehicle in person, you should first check the condition and brand of the tyres currently fitted to ensure they are high-quality replacements rather than budget alternatives. You should also inspect the wheels for signs of kerb damage, which could explain the history of sidewall cuts. Finally, perform a thorough visual check of the suspension components and wheel arches to confirm that the previous tyre damage was not caused by an underlying alignment issue or collision impact.