What is a VSA on a Honda Accord?

Answer 1

Vehicle Stability Assistance - It works with the ABS on the front wheel drive Accord to help keep your car on the road. Simply put, if your car starts to slide around a curve or if you oversteer, the VSA "kicks in" and the brakes apply to the tire with less traction and the vehicle with more traction gets the additional torque. I'm a first time Accord owner and have been extremely pleased by this feature. The first time I experienced it, I took a curve too quickly on wet leaves. It felt like I should have slid off of the road but the VSA engaged and I smoothly finished my turn with only a few inches of lateral slide. I don't think I'd get a car without it!

In my case, on the road I hit some thing like a carton but sound strong, as nothing happens we keep going, but 15 min later in a sudden turn I felt like slip, but instantaneously (as in the above case the brakes apply to the tire with less traction ) I felt good, the yellow sign VSA turns On and I keep my way, later on my arrival 30 min after the hit, we realize there was a flat tire, the Right rear. So my advice when this alert happens, stop and check your tires, maybe you have a puncture also.