Nine problems related to tire have been reported for the 2001 Honda Accord. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2001 Honda Accord based on all problems reported for the 2001 Accord.
Have had the car in the shop multiple times in the last year attempting to solve a consistent radial pull. This has become a safety issue as the car is now being used by a 21 year old granddaughter. Discount tire has consistently refused to help. The latest alignment was conducted by advance auto tech of angleton texas which shows the alignment is not the problem. It is one of the tires now identified as the left rear. Alignment test was conducted on 07/01/2021. Consumer stated tires are 205/65 r15.
In April 2001, I purchased new Honda Accord ex from its dealer, planethonda in union, NJ. The car had been sore for the last three years. The car was recalled because of faulty transmission. The faulty transmission affected the engine and brakes. Not only, Honda should have replaced the faulty transmission, but also the engine should have been replaced. The faulty transmission made the car run in the low gear, damaged the engine. My car engine is burning more motor oil and I have to add one quart of oil for every 700-800 miles. I also had to replace the brakes, rotor/drum,brake shoe pads every 6-8 months because of faulty transmission. My car has the side air bag and abs lights on since 30000 miles. I was advised by NHTSA to send the complaint to NHTSA. Please forward the copy of the complaint to the appropriate department, so that they can look into the matter. Thanks. . . . . . . Ashok kumar.
The contact owns a 2001 Honda Accord. The vehicle has b. F. Goodrich tires. While the vehicle was being serviced for a routine inspection, the tire company discovered that all four replacement tires were cracking inbetween the tread. All four tires were replaced with the same make and brand of tire. Approximately 23,000 miles later, the failure recurred with all four replacement tires. The replacement tires need to be replaced at the contact's expense. The tire line and size were unknown. The current mileage was 90,000 and first failure mileage was 67,000. Updated 07/10/08. Updated 07/08/08.
The contact owns a 2001 Honda Accord with ling long 225/40-18 tires. He stated that he experienced a blow out on the passenger side front tire and noticed cracks on the tire walls of the other three tires. The dealer stated that the place where the tires were purchased was no longer in business. The failure mileage was 70,000 and the current mileage was 85,000.
Blowout on freeway.
Both front tires bursted at the same time on freeway. (dot number: frg690 tiresize: p185/65r15).
While driving and without warning, the front passenger side tire deflated instantly which blew out, consumers son pulled over and noticed several severe tears in the tire wall, consumer took vehicle to mechanic and explained what happened, after careful examination by the mechanic there were no signs of a puncture, nail or road hazard, nevertheless the repair shop rejected consumers request for a free tire replacement, and the tire was well within the warranty period, consumer is requesting reimbursement for the tire. (michelin energy mxv4 plus 195/65 r15 rrbl91h).
Tire failed after 6000 miles (mostly low speed miles). There was no evidence of road hazard. No punctures in tire. Manufacturer was unable to provide a valid reason as to why the tire failed. Without a valid reason as to why the tire failed I cannot allow my wife to drive the car with bridgstone tires on it. I have paid for four replacment goodyear tires. Manufacturer refuses to take the tires back saying that they will only give me one new tire. I have kept the tire in case anyone needed to look at it. (dot number: 4791oep130 tiresize: 205/65/r15).
While driving on highway front right tire continuously loses air, took to dealer. Please provide any further information and identification number.