Tire Problems of Honda Element

Tl-the contact owns a 2007 Honda elment equiped with kuhmo tires, tire line: solus kr 21, tire size: p215/70r16 99t. The contact stated that the left passenger side rear tire was running ruff. The vehicle was taken to dunn tires 2150 union road west seneca, newyork 14224 where it was confirmed that the belt on the tire was worn. The mechanic also stated that the tire brand was out of business and needed to replace all four tires with a new brand. New tires are being placed on the vehicle as of now. The manufacture was not notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 94,042. Jw.

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Complaint on a 2010 Honda Element wrangler stock tires, this is a brand new car. At 11,000 miles the tires started to wear on the outside of the tires, had them rotated and aligned. At 22,000 miles the warning light for the tires came on, both outside & inside of tires were wearing badly. Took them to a discount tire store they told me the tires were not safe to drive on. One of the front tires was splitting. Bought 4 new tires there. The Honda dealer says now they cannot compensate me on any tires that I have not bought through their dealership.

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I know that the correct tire size for the Honda Element is 215/70-r16. I decided to take my business to sears auto center, where they installed the michelin hydroedge 215/65-r16 tires. I was wondering if this size is safe for the passengers and for vehicle performance.

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215/70 16 wrangler hp very noisy last 10,000 miles. Suspect safety of tires.

: the contact stated a screeching noise was heard from the rear brakes while depressing the brake pedal at speeds of 2 mph and above. The vehicle was taken for an inspection due to the noise. The inspector determined the brake pads were worn and the rotors were scored. The vehicle was taken to the local dealer for inspection. The rear brake pad and rotors were replaced. However, the dealer stated the tires were worn around the tread although, no incidents or problems were reported about the tires previously. The manufacturer determined, this was normal wear and tear on the vehicle and the tires needed to be replaced as a part of regular maintenance. The rear abs rotor was badly worn. The consumer replaced the tire because it was loosing air due to a screw. Updated 03/09/06.