Latest Vehicle Recalls

The newest car, truck and SUV safety recalls from NHTSA, explained in plain English.

Every recall, including buses, trailers, RVs and motorcycles.

November 8, 2021

Wrong tire info on label may lead to overinflated tires and crash risk

Recall 21V866

Keystone Arcadia 2022

The Federal Identification Label on certain trailers shows an incorrect tire size and tire pressure.

133vehicles affected

Hazard lights may not work with ignition off

Recall 21V867

Autocar Xpeditor 2019–2022

Certain Autocar Xpeditor trucks from model years 2019 through 2022 have a software problem that stops the hazard warning lights from working when the ignition is turned off.

947vehicles affected

November 5, 2021

Sofa Seat Belts May Not Be Secure in a Crash

Recall 21V680

Tiffin Allegro 2018–2022Tiffin Allegro Breeze 2018–2022Tiffin Allegro Bus 2018–2022+3 more models

Certain Tiffin motorhomes may have sofa seat belts that were not installed correctly, so the anchorages may not hold.

10,409vehicles affected

Driver Side Window Airbag May Not Deploy Properly

Recall 21V860

Mercedes-Benz AMG GLB35 2021Mercedes-Benz GLB 250 2021

Certain 2021 Mercedes-Benz GLB 250 and AMG GLB 35 vehicles may have a driver-side window airbag that was not mounted correctly to the lower area of the A-pillar.

46vehicles affected

Loose Steering Knuckle Bolt Can Make Steering Left Difficult

Recall 21V861

Chevrolet 6500XD 2018–2021Isuzu FTR 2018–2021

A bolt on the left front steering knuckle may come loose.

5,700vehicles affected

Fuel gauge may read wrong, risking sudden fuel loss

Recall 21V862

Kia Stinger 2020–2021

A software error in the instrument cluster can cause the fuel gauge to show an inaccurate reading.

53vehicles affected

Missing Reflectors Can Make Carrier Harder to See

Recall 21V863

Cottrell 2-CAR Carrier 2019–2021

Four side-rear reflex reflectors are missing on these car carrier trailers, so the vehicle does not meet federal lighting requirements for reflective devices.

40vehicles affected

Steering Shaft May Separate, Causing Loss of Steering

Recall 21V864

Western Star 49X 2021–2022

A steering shaft on certain Western Star 49X trucks may not have been properly installed, so it can separate from the steering gear.

479vehicles affected

ECU Software May Stop Engine From Accelerating, Raising Crash Risk

Recall 21V865

Yamaha FJR1300 2016–2021

The engine control unit software installed under an earlier recall was meant to prevent gear damage, but it may keep the engine from accelerating as intended.

2,462vehicles affected

November 4, 2021

Tires may rub fenders, risking tire failure and crash

Recall 21V857

Ranger Trail Boat Trailer 2022

Some 2022 boat trailers may have fenders spaced improperly, so the tires can contact the fenders while the trailer is in use.

380vehicles affected

Power Steering Can Fail, Raising Crash Risk

Recall 21V858

Volvo VNL 2021

A machining defect can cause pressure to build up in the power steering pump.

3vehicles affected

Plate Light May Shine Backward, Raising Crash Risk

Recall 21V859

Supreme DRY Freight Body 2019–2020

On certain 2019-2020 dry freight body vehicles fitted with specific Maxon liftgates, the license plate light may have been installed so it points rearward instead of at the license plate.

20vehicles affected

November 3, 2021

Steering Could Fail, Raising Crash Risk

Recall 21V852

Volkswagen ID.4 2021

The steering gear in this vehicle may have a drive bushing that was incorrectly assembled or is missing.

1vehicle affected

Loose Brake Pipe Nut Can Leak Fluid and Lengthen Stops

Recall 21V853

Volkswagen Tiguan 2022

A loose nut securing a brake pipe near the right-front wheel well may allow brake fluid to leak.

1,285vehicles affected

Incorrect Front Brake Discs May Lengthen Stopping Distance

Recall 21V854

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter (VS30) 2020

The front axle of this vehicle was fitted with brake discs of the wrong size.

1vehicle affected

Rear camera image can be partly blocked, raising crash risk

Recall 21V855

Rolls-Royce Phantom 2019–2022

On certain Rolls-Royce Phantom vehicles, the Central Information Display may not rise to its correct position.

442vehicles affected

Power Steering Pump May Fail, Raising Crash Risk

Recall 21V856

Mack Granite (Gr) 2021Mack LR 2021

A machining defect in the power steering pump can cause pressure to build up inside it.

79vehicles affected

November 2, 2021

Tires May Carry Too Low a Load Rating, Risking a Crash

Recall 21V848

Alfa Romeo Giulia 2020

Some 2020 Alfa Romeo Giulia vehicles may have been fitted with tires that have a lower load rating than the vehicle was designed for.

185vehicles affected

Loose Alternator Cable Can Cause Electrical Arcing and Fire

Recall 21V850

Thomas Built Buses Saf-T-Liner EFX 2020–2022Thomas Built Buses Saf-T-Liner HDX 2020–2022

Some 2020-2022 Thomas Built school buses (EFX and HDX Saf-T-Liner models) may have a power cable nut on the alternator that was not tightened properly.

1,434vehicles affected

Power Steering Pump Can Fail, Losing Steering Assist

Recall 21V851

Oshkosh S-Series 2020–2021

A machining defect in the power steering pump on certain 2020-2021 S-Series vehicles can cause pressure to build inside the pump until the shaft seal breaks.

697vehicles affected

November 1, 2021

Loose Wires Can Cause Electrical Arcing and Fire

Recall 21V849

Heartland Road Warrior 2019–2021Heartland Cyclone 2020–2021

Some Heartland toy hauler trailers may have transfer switch wire securement lugs that were not tightened properly at the factory.

1,783vehicles affected

October 29, 2021

Engine May Stall Suddenly and Won't Restart

Recall 21V843

Mercedes-Benz S 580 2021

Some 2021 Mercedes-Benz S580 vehicles have a software error in the engine control unit that can cause the engine to stall suddenly.

8,669vehicles affected

Engine Bearings May Wear Early, Risking Fire or Stall

Recall 21V844

Kia Optima Hybrid 2017–2018Kia Optima Phev 2017–2018

Connecting rod bearings inside the engine can wear out prematurely, which may cause engine damage.

10,731vehicles affected

Outer Door Skin May Separate, Creating Road Hazard

Recall 21V845

Thor Motor Coach Challenger 2017Thor Motor Coach Miramar 2017Thor Motor Coach Outlaw 2017

Certain motorhomes have an external compartment outer door skin that may separate from the vehicle while in transit.

424vehicles affected

False Braking Alerts Could Cause Sudden Stops

Recall 21V846

Tesla Model 3 2017–2021Tesla Model S 2017–2021Tesla Model X 2017–2021+1 more model

Some Tesla vehicles from 2017 to 2019 may have a communication error in their forward collision avoidance system.

11,728vehicles affected

October 28, 2021

Rear spoiler can loosen and detach, creating a road hazard

Recall 21V842

Dodge Durango 2021

The rear spoiler may not be aligned properly with the roof.

4,837vehicles affected

October 27, 2021

Contaminated brake fluid can cause reduced braking

Recall 21V840

Hyundai Palisade 2021

Some brake fluid in these vehicles may be contaminated.

995vehicles affected

Brake pressure can drop, raising crash risk

Recall 21V841

Great Dane Champion 2020–2022Great Dane Everest 2020–2022Great Dane Freedom 2020–2022

Certain 2020-2022 Great Dane Champion, Everest, and Freedom trailers may have screws securing the bracket cover and end cover of the iABS (antilock braking system) unit that were not tightened properly.

1,843vehicles affected

Crane Shear Plates May Crack, Letting Boom Tip Fall

Recall 21V847

Palfinger Material Handling Cranes 2015–2021

Certain 2015-2021 Palfinger crane models have shear plates that may develop fatigue cracks.

316vehicles affected

October 26, 2021

Blown fuse can stall engine, raising crash risk

Recall 21V839

Nissan Rogue 2017–2019

Contact between the engine control module bracket and the engine harness on certain hybrid vehicles can damage the harness and blow a fuse.

5,905vehicles affected

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