Tire Tread/belt Problems of Honda Accord

235/45r18 m+s cooper adventurer tour tires rated/ advertised to be a prorated at75000 lest then 8000 miles the 2 rear tires because completely bold causing the car to slide and fish tell, during a rainy day on the highway at normal speed.

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2000 Honda Accord. Consumer writes in regards to vehicle defective tires. The consumer stated both rear tires were found to have separated belts during a tire rotation. The consumer stated it was his 3rd set of tires, he had to purchase.

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The contact owns a 2004 Honda Accord. Nokian wr tires. The tread was measured and only half of it remained. He spoke with the tire manufacturer and they stated that the failure was a blemish, not a defect. The current mileage was 118,000 and failure mileage was 25,000. Updated 12/12/07 the consumer stated there is a concern of premature wear of specific tread components. The consumer has not experienced a failure. The consumer stated the manufacturer was not willing to admit there is a problem with the tires. The consumer was informed the tires contained blemishes which was isolated and the tires were not considered defective. Updated.

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The contact owns a 1998 Honda Accord. The contact purchased four grand am lxe tires. While driving 60mph, the vehicle began shaking and the tires weren't making proper contact with the road. The two front tires were worn, uneven and the tread began tearing apart. The remaining tread depth is approximately 5/32. The tire mileage at the time the failure occurred was unknown. The tire pressure was not available. The tire size was p205/65r15. The dot number was 08407540. Pictures available. The current and vehicle failure mileage were 157232.

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Michelin xgt-h4 defect after 25,000 miles. Tire developed road noise and had irregular choppy tread on inside third of tire. Tire used for auto, installed by dealer on left rear of passenger car.

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I purchased a full set of futura 775 p205/65r15 tires for 1998 Honda Accord on 05/01/2005 from pep boys store. Within aprox. 6 months, two of the tires developed broken/ separated belts causing severe handling/ drivable problems. The store was reluctant to replace all tires, but replaced the two faulty tires with 2000lte tires. Now a third tire has developed the same issue. I replaced it with a good used tire and have kept the broken one for possible return to store.

- the contact stated that while driving the 2002 Honda Accord with 130000 failure mileage at 60 mph the tread separated from the goodyear viva tire, p155/80r13, without any warning. The four tires were purchased and put on at walmart on August 21, 2005, the tires had 35000 miles on them, and they were 80000 mile tires. Walmart replaced the one tire affected.

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: the contact stated while traveling 45 mph, the steering wheel went to the left and the driver pulled the vehicle over on the right side of the road. The driver exited the vehicle and noticed the front driver side tire had blown out. The tire was changed, and not inspected by a mechanic. The driver sustained minor injuries. This was a bridgestone, tire line: turanza el41, size: p195/65r15.

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: the contact stated while driving various speeds in snowy conditions, the vehicle was unable to sustain traction control. The vehicle was inspected by an independent repair shop who determined all four tires were prematurely worn, but did not need to be replaced at that time due to the remaining tread. The problem persisted, and the contact referred to another independent repair shop who replaced all four tires due to the extensive tread wear. The manufacturer was alerted. The tires were continental contitouring 195/65r15, dot radial 91hch95.

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Tire blew out on highway and ripped apart at tread. Tires are not even a year old. Tires were bought at pep boys and they refuse to replace tire. I did lose control of my car but luckily I was not driving fast.

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: the contact stated while driving 70 mph a rear tire had tread separation and belt failure. A front tire had tread separation 7 months earlier and both front tires were replaced. Neither the dealer nor manufacturer have been alerted. Updated 10/30/06.

2000 Accord, the rubber on the left front tire came off and broke the hood release wire causing the hood to open and smash the windshield. The vehicle was declared totaled by the insurance company.

During visit for rotation and rebalance (at 11,500 miles on tires, 3 years old), tires showed chucks of rubber missing and numerous small separations in tread. I called the manufacturer (michelin), but they refused to replace the tires, so I replaced the tires with another brand.

While driving at any speed vehicle rode roughly and pulled to the right. Had taken vehicle to dealership, and was informed that tires were causing the problem. Mechanic noticed that all 4 tires separated, bulged, and broke radial belts. On the left front, the radial belt was pushing through and could be seen. Had the tires replaced. Tire size 185/65r15, and dot # hhnxdxcx2600; dot hhnxdxcx3000; dot hhnxdxcx4400. This problem was also reported to michelin.

The car was sold with illegal tires. The car was sold in a condition that is not allowable by law. This was done with full authorization and approval by mike harvey Honda, and sold and delivered to the customer. This was an illegal act. The customer was also lied to by staff regarding the other remaining "due bill" items. This vehicle by law should not have been sold in the condition it was in; an allowed to be driven on the roads of California illegally.

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Front tires started shaking and didn't know which one. Tread separated from the tire at 73 mph one the right side front, causing the right front fender to collapse plus other damage in this area. Tires were bridgestoneturanza h revo p205/65r15 92h on a 1998 Honda Accord sedan. Tires replaced. Tire available at dealer. Front end damage ($1800. 00) pending results from firestone/bridgestone office.

Tires plus on route 192 in melbourne florida sold my 21 year old daughter a brand new set of bridgestone tires high performance. They told her her car (a 1999 Honda Accord two door) could only use high performance tires and not the less expensive brand. This was in April or 4 months ago. The tires are now bald and strings are flying off them. When she took the car back to tires plus they saoid that there was no guarantee on those tires. They said they had no mileage warranty. The salesman told her that they gave her a break on her alignement. She said she never asked for a break and had no idea they gave her one and what does that have to do with the defected ( all four) tires. They told her the air pressure was 31 pounds and should be 35 lbs. She told them she pumps them daily and they don't hold the air. They told her thats' tough and they would sell her 4 new tires for just over their cost. Now my 21 year old daughter is driving on bald fraying tires. She works two jobs and is at the night job now. I am afraid that something will happen and don't know what to do . Neither I ( her mother) nor she can pay for new tires at the moment. If I could I would and maybe next month I will but I don't want her to drive with those tires endanger her or others. She must work but for very expensive tires to be totally shot after 4 months is unacceptable. What should we do. She had had the tires rotated and the car serviced by the Honda dealership.

While traveling 55mph on the highway and without prior warning there were a loud noise. Consumer was able to pull over to the shoulder. The left front driver side tire tread separated from wheel. Dunlop, size 14, dot # dbr48188e.

Failure of goodyear tire. (tread separation) eagle hp p195/60r15 gdy ( dot pjv9 majr 3400) purchased and installed new on 9/19/2001. I have this tire stored and will ship to nhsta at my expense if requested.

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Consumer states that while driving at 35 mph the left rear tire blew out without warning.

The right rear tire experienced tread separation, which caused the tire to blow out.

Original bridgestone tires. Consumer was unable to provide dot, and tire size. Ts.

The alternator went out on the car with approximately 55,000 miles which is way too soon. The check engine light came on a couple of weeks later and had to replace the egr valve (covered under warranty). The right headlamp has been replaced at least 5 times since owning the car. It has been checked for an electrical short and nothing could be found. The factory-installed cd player failed at approximately 37,000 miles. I have always heard good things about the Honda, but I have not been too pleased with all the little nitpicking stuff. The original tires were replaced at the approximately 50000 mile mark. The new tires were dunlaps which failed within 8 months. Hopefully the new ones will make it.

Tread on the left front tire is beginning to separate. Tire size p20560r15. Original tire equipment on a 1996, Honda, Accord. Tire mileage about 40,000. Tire dealership is not aware of the problem. The vehicle does not vibrate and has no alignment problem. It is simply a tire problem.

1996 Honda, Accord taken to tire center for inspection, and informed consumer that three of the tires were experiencing tread separation. Original equipment, p185/65r15, dot# unavailable, and they would prorate the difference. The tread separations occurd on left front, right front and right rear tires.

I would like to take a moment of your time to let you know about an accident that almost occurred yesterday, 09/04/00, with my 31 year old wife, tonya, and my 2 1/2 year old son, jacob. They traveled 300 miles to spend the labor day weekend with my wife's parents. On the return trip tonya got approximately seven miles from home. She noticed that the car was not driving smoothly and suddenly there was a noticeable shake to the front of the car. She immediately pulled to the side of the road and tried to observe any damage to the vehicle that would cause it to drive so poorly. She could not find anything and she limped the car the remaining seven miles to the house. When tonya arrived she told me about the problem with the car. I looked at it and could not locate the source of the problem. I drove the car approximately 30 feet at a very low speed. I could tell that the car was not operating normally. I again looked the car over and noticed that the front passenger side tire's steel belt had separated. The tire, still holding air pressure and bulging, was the obvious problem. I also noted at this time that the brand was firestone, firehawk ss10. (further info on tires p195/60r15 87s m+s dot vdv9 jbb 226). After doing some investigating about the firestone recall tires I have learned that the separated tire on my 1996 Honda Accord was made at the decantur plant. Today I took my car to the les schwab tire center, p. O. Box 16388 missoula mt 59808-6388 (406) 721-1770. I learned upon arriving at the store that the firestone tires that were recalled did not include the tire that almost caused my life to change. My family is the most important thing to me and I purchased four new toyo spectrum all season tires. This set me back $300. 00 and I am not a rich man. The invoice number for this transaction was 298921 on 09/05/00. . . To the people of NHTSA, thankyou for your time. ( dot number: vdv9 tire size: p195/60r15 ).

The bridgestone turanza el 42 p205/65r15 tire experienced tread separation while driving.

The two originalmichelin tires tread separated. Yh.

Tires came apart as, tread came apart from tire, could lift it up. ( dot number: tire size: original ).

Michelin steel belted radial tire blew out.

Treads separated on both rear tires @ 37,000 miles. Vehicle became very unstable. Dealer acknowleged defect and discounted 2 new tire but with both tires failing it may be a manufacture problem thanks. (tiresize: 14inch)( dot number: tire size: 14inch ).

The consumer purchased goodyear tires eagle brand with 40,000 miles, tread warranty, however the tread began to separate at approximately 36,000. The rubber began to separate from the inside. The vehicle was checked for proper wheel alignment and balance. It checked out okay.