One problem related to suspension noise has been reported for the 2017 Honda Accord. The most recently reported issues are listed below. Please also check out the statistics and reliability analysis of the 2017 Honda Accord based on all problems reported for the 2017 Accord.
2017 Honda Accord se (special edition) with continental p235/40r19 tires suddenly with 22k miles began to make what seems to be a metal to metal noise at low speeds. Dealer stated tire bead is defective and tends to not seal with 19in factory rims. Apparently lowering the tire pressure from 51psi to 40ps/I makes /problem or noise go away. In my case the noise returned a week after dealership (Honda world, westminster, CA) added tire bead sealant to front left driver side tire. I filed a complaint with Honda corporate office in torrance, CA on 9/27/19 who reported tires were not covered in 36k warranty. This could also be a wheel/rim problem or other suspension problem. The rim and tires apparently are to heavy for car. Car was purchased new with these tires and rims from factory. It is rare that a tire will produce a metal on metal grinding noise. It is my expectation that the ntsb take this issue serious as it presents a serious issue if tire blows up or tire bead deforms. The dealer declined to fix problems and blamed issue on tires. They suggested I purchase another tire. One tire costs approximately $250. 00 dollars. I'm in the process of contacting continental tire in south carolina to address issue also. Finally as you may be already aware this is a recurrent problem with other 2016-17 Honda Accord owner.
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