TPMS warning light (error) came on, even though all tire pressures were exactly as specified by Honda. When the TPMS error occurs, the vehicle stability control cannot be turned off, and my vehicle could not move from a small snowbank (February 2020.) my older 2006 Odyssey's stability control was not affected by any TPMS errors since it didn't have the system, so I could turn off the stability control and easily drive out of slippery or snowy areas. I live in Maine and this problem causes potentially serious issues (being stuck in snow that is normally easy to navigate in when vehicle stability control is off.) there were two specific instances I can recall: 1) my vehicle was parked on the side of the road, with the right-side tires 3-4 inches into the snowbank; 2) my vehicle was parked in a gravel parking lot with some ice underneath. This problem could lead to a dangerous situation when there is any traffic and I need to push or shovel the car out, which would not be needed if I could simply turn off the vehicle stability control so power could be transmitted to all four tires in this instance. "locking out" the vsc because of a TPMS error (not because of low air pressure) can cause a dangerous situation in Maine. Note: Date of Feb 8, 2020 is approximate for one incident (parking area), can't remember the other incident's date.

- Gorham, ME, USA

My wife's Honda Odyssey, while crossing/turning a city road at a low speed, was hit (obvious from approximately 90 degree angle) near the front by a volkswagon beetle turbo moving at 35 miles or less per hour. Apparently, all the front airbags (the driver and passenger side all airbags) of the Odyssey were apparently explosively deployed destroying almost the entire front upper inside of the vehicle. We suspect the airbags (we do not know but they might be faulty takara airbags) might have prematurely deployed given the low speeds of the vehicles before the crash and minimal visible body damages. After the accident, volkswagon was perfectly driveable with very minimum visible damage to its front and was driven away without doubt. Please investigate whether the Odyssey air bags or any other manufacturing defects were at play during this accident. The Odyssey is currently at a bodyshop in Virginia beach, va. Insurance Agency has decided to total the vehicle apparently principally due to extensive cost of replacing all the airbags and related damages. I am the owner of the Odyssey. Attached are two photos. Your prompt response and action will be highly appreciated.

- Virginia Beach, VA, USA

This vehicle has about 17000 miles, less than 2 years old. A front wheel stud was broken due to heavy rust. Threads were striped and wheel nut is lost due to that. This vehicle was kept in Texas most of time. Regular maintained. No salt corrosion.

- Ellicott City, MD, USA

Driving on I64 near louisville, ky at approximately 70 mph when rear tire on driver side blew out. The tires had 23,000 miles on them.

- Georgetown, IN, USA

The contact owns a 2015 Honda Odyssey. The contact stated that while driving at 40 mph, the front of the vehicle around the engine compartment and wheels began to vibrate. The failure recurred on numerous occasions. The vehicle was taken to a dealer who stated that the vehicle functioned as intended. The vehicle was then taken to another dealer who acknowledged the vibration but was unable to diagnose or repair the vehicle. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 700. Updated 08/02/16

- Calumet City, IL, USA