Acura TL owners have reported 39 problems related to suspension (under the suspension category). The most recently reported issues are listed below. Also please check out the statistics and reliability analysis of Acura TL based on all problems reported for the TL.
My car has been to the dealer twice for replacement tires due to vibration throughout my car. The second time my tires were replaced with the updated el42, and the vibrations still persist, along with the fact that the car now pulls to the left. When I called criswell Acura of annapolis, I was told that the pulling to the left was not an alingment problem it was a tire pressure issue. So I took my car back to the dealership and they properly inflated my tires. And of course my car still pulls to the left.
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The contact owns a 2004 Acura Tl. The contact stated that every time he drives his vehicle at 50 mph, the vehicle vibrates and then stops. Once the speed reaches 75 mph, the vibration becomes worse. He took the vehicle to the dealer twice, but they could not determine the cause of the failure. The current mileage was 46,000 and failure mileage was 500. Updated 02-19-08.
While driving 50 mph vehicle vibrated with such a force that consumer had to slow the speed down to almost a stop to get vibration to stop. It occurred mostly in the mornings when vehicle just started out. Consumer took the vehicle to the dealer, who said that it was a tire problem and not a mechanical defect. Consumer then put on a set of bridgestone turanza el42 tires which were the same tires that were on the vehicle. The next day the same problem occurred at the same speeds. In other words, nothing changed.
I've purchased the 2004 Tl on October 2003. Since the very beginning, the car would constantly vibrate at higher speeds (primarily at 55+mph). Took the car to the dealer for wheel alignment and balancing. The problem didn't go away. Six months later, Acura replaced my bridgstone tires with a new re-fromulated tires. As a result, the vibration felt at higher speeds weren't as severe (though still present). After driving for a month, the same level of vibrations at higher speeds returned. I've been attempting to resolve the issue with my dealer and Acura for 8 months now, but as of today, no resolution has been forthcoming. Vibrations felt at 55+mph, is a serious safety issue and I believe Acura should be more proactive in resolving this matter.