While moving you can safely change:
D <-> S, D -> N <- R

You need to be at a complete stop before changing:
D <- N -> R <-> P

Saw a test on Mythbusters though - a speeding car changing automatic gears from D to R and D to P. The car protects itself by shutting off completely. Don't dare to experiment it on my own car though

After do research and do comparison, I installed Locktech. Remote start is working, even after use the double locked mechanism. Tested several times. So far no problem. But I rarely use remote start anyway.

Edit: Other than Locktech, you can check Aorto and TwinsLock. Do you own comparison and study, and make your decision.

Tyres get noisier when they harden which is after usage and the top soft layer wears off. Hence the noise getting louder progessively. Also, generally our Civic wheel arch dampening is quite poor compared to other similar segment cars hence the excessive tyre noise even in moderate speed (you will notice more if you are used to driving other cars.)

Changing to quieter tyres will help initially but also not for long and not much difference after prolonged usage. The initial quietness will wear off as well.

Solution... turn up the volume