hipower wrote:
That's a BS opinion. A rolling tire doesn't know if is being driven or towed.
Certainly this is true from the perspective of the axle and tire, but there may be a difference with respect to the steering and suspension.
When driving, the power steering is controlling the wheels. When towing, the wheels are acting like castors and without the force applied by the power steering, it may be possible that there is enough play and they are oscillating back and forth. May not be evident from the drivers seat, but it may be enough to cup the tires over time.
This can be especially true if the Honda Accord has electric steering. It is well documented that the feedback from the electric steering can cause a wobble to set up in some vehicles.