Suspension recalls

1,830 recalls name this component group, affecting 11,322 listed model entries.

Recalls
1,830
First
6 October 1966
Most recent
16 September 2026
Advisories
31

31 of these recalls carry an active safety advisory. 31 tell owners not to drive the vehicle. See urgent advisories.

  1. Temsa — Suspension: Multiple Axle16V59100010 August 201613 vehicles
  2. Subaru — Service Brakes, Hydraulic: Caliper16V5760003 August 201699 vehicles
  3. Forest River — Suspension16V5790003 August 2016230 vehicles
  4. Aluma Klm — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V5730002 August 20161,839 vehicles
  5. Mahindra — Suspension: Front16V55400026 July 2016283 vehicles
  6. Kawasaki — Suspension: Shock Absorber16V53500013 July 20161,282 vehicles
  7. Moritz — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V49100030 June 20161,250 vehicles
  8. Kia — Suspension: Rear16V48000029 June 20167,901 vehicles
  9. Volvo — Steering16V46700027 June 2016129 vehicles
  10. Thor Motor Coach — Suspension: Front16V46800027 June 2016122 vehicles
  11. Mitsubishi — Suspension: Lower Arm16V45800023 June 2016194,674 vehicles
  12. Mack — Steering16V45600022 June 201664 vehicles
  13. Forest River — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V45700022 June 20162,224 vehicles
  14. Hendrickson — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16E05500010 June 201637 vehicles
  15. Mcneilus — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V42100010 June 201619 vehicles
  16. Thor Motor Coach — SteeringDo not drive16V4060007 June 2016207 vehicles
  17. Meritor — Suspension: Front16E0520006 June 2016231 vehicles
  18. Kia — Suspension: Lower Arm16V3870001 June 201697,884 vehicles
  19. Toyota — Suspension: Shock Absorber16V36700026 May 20163,106 vehicles
  20. Stoughton — Suspension16V31400018 May 2016324 vehicles
  21. Autocar — Suspension: Spindle16V31600018 May 201667 vehicles
  22. Autocar — Suspension: Spindle16V31900018 May 201643 vehicles
  23. Mercedes-Benz — Suspension: Rear16V30600016 May 2016327 vehicles
  24. Zf Group — Suspension: FrontDo not drive16E04000013 May 20161,951 vehicles
  25. Quality — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V29700013 May 201657 vehicles
  26. Forest River — Steering16V28500011 May 201662 vehicles
  27. Keystone — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V29100011 May 201621 vehicles
  28. Itasca — Steering16V27700010 May 201691 vehicles
  29. KTM — Suspension: Shock Absorber16V27900010 May 20161,238 vehicles
  30. Newmar — Steering16V2700004 May 201659 vehicles
  31. Kaufman — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V2710004 May 2016522 vehicles
  32. Maserati — Suspension: Rear16V2640002 May 201626,464 vehicles
  33. Chevrolet — Suspension: Control ArmDo not drive16V25600028 April 20163,738 vehicles
  34. Ford — Suspension: Rear16V24500026 April 201675,364 vehicles
  35. Pitts Trailers — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V23900025 April 2016637 vehicles
  36. White Water — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V22100018 April 2016101 vehicles
  37. Karavan — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V21300013 April 2016192 vehicles
  38. Hillsboro — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V21400013 April 201626 vehicles
  39. FCCC — Steering16V20800012 April 2016822 vehicles
  40. Forest River — Suspension16V17900030 March 20162,639 vehicles
  41. Forest River — Suspension16V17500029 March 2016577 vehicles
  42. Jayco Travel Trailer — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V15800017 March 201610 vehicles
  43. Terex — Suspension: Springs/Bags16V15400016 March 2016131 vehicles
  44. Setra — Suspension: Control Arm16V1420008 March 20167 vehicles
  45. ZF — Suspension: Control Arm16E0180007 March 201637 vehicles
  46. Temsa — Suspension: Control Arm16V10600024 February 201670 vehicles
  47. Volvo — Suspension: Lower Ball Joint16V09500019 February 20162,053 vehicles
  48. Jeep — Suspension: Rear16E01300018 February 201650 vehicles
  49. Snake River — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V0520001 February 201617 vehicles
  50. C&b Quality Trailer Works — Suspension: Non-Powered Axle Assembly16V05100029 January 201627 vehicles

Component groups are NHTSA's own top-level categories. A recall naming several components appears under each of them, so these lists overlap. All defect types.