The error was inconsequential, BMW argued, because the back seats had three sets of seat belts and the tire pressure value on the placard was correct. American Honda Motor Co. Inc. asked for inconsequential noncompliance for 212 model year 2011-2012 Acura TSX passenger cars equipped with 18-inch wheels. The tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS) on these vehicles were inadvertently set for 17-inch wheels, Honda told NHTSA. But even at the lower TPMS threshold, the tires retain adequate load capacity, the auto maker said. Honda also said it conducted dynamic testing to confirm that the handling and stability of the vehicles were not adversely affected, NHTSA said. Mercedes-Benz USA L.L.C. asked for inconsequential noncompliance for 1,479 model year 2012 Mercedes-Benz C-class vehicles manufactured between March and August 2011. The vehicles' tire placards incorrectly identify the tire size designation of the spare tire, Mercedes told NHTSA.