Tire going flat

Have the dealer check for a pourous wheel. Sometimes the casting of the wheel will have minute holes in them which will let the tire leak down slowly. Also, you could have something as simple as a nail or screw in it which only lets a little air out until it works long enough to expand the hole. I have driven tires with screws in them until the head of the screw is worn off and still not be losing much air. Your Schrader valve could be leaking a little as well. The old "spit test" works well for that. Just put a little saliva across the valve opening and watch an see if it blows a bubble. If so, replace the valve core........Good luck.

Jerry O. 2001 GG LX

got a flat on front right side with the crappy Firestones, Firestone claimed road hazard and did nothing to help. Honda would not replace though they no longer use Firestone on 2002. not a happy subject. Honda wouldn't even look at them, said only wheels were covered. We did not see a object in the tire when they fixed it, just a hole. We are very hot, talked to the factory rep and he would not do anything for us but say, sorry!.

I have an Accord and getting a 2002 EXL RRP due in November. I actually heard that the aluminum wheels on Hondas in general have issues with maintaining air pressure. I have to fill the air in my tires several times a year, but I've never had any just go flat. I hope I don't have this problem with my 2002, but I'm kinda anticipating it in a disappointing sort of way.

Killroy