Vehicle recall defect – 16 X 6 Inch, 5 Degree Drop Center, One-Piece Tubeless Steel Wheels For Use On Light Trucks Manufactured On August 14 And 15, 2003, Part No. 29581. A Portion Of The Wheels Were Assembled Using A Rim That Was Lighter Than The Rim Normally Used. The Load Rating Stamped On The Wheels Is Incorrect. The Wheel Assembled With The Lighter Rim Is Subject To A Load In Excess Of 2,680 Pounds At 80 Psi.
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: 22.5 X 8.25 15 Tubeless Demountable Rims, Part No. 32051, Manufactured Between January 25 And March 3, 2000. Certain Rims Contain A Non-Fusion Area In The Butt-Weld Of The Mounting Ring. Under Certain CircuMSTances, The Defect Could Develop Into A Crack On The Mounting Ring.
Vehicle recall defect – Wheel Which Consists Of Two Separate Parts, A Disc And Rim Are Welded Together To Form The Finish Assembly. The Wheels Contain An Inappropriate Angle Of The Assembly Weld, Which May Crack And Progress Through The Rim.
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Aftermarket Aluminum Dual Wheels, 22.5X8.25, One-Piece, Tubeless. Certain Design Revisions Combined With Process Conditions Caused Fatigue Cracks In These Wheels.
Vehicle recall defect – Certain Accuride Brand 22.5X8.25 15-Degree Aluminum Wheels, P/N 29644Anp, Manufactured Between January 15 And 17, 2005. The Wheels May Not Have Been Properly Pre-Stressed And May Experience Premature Cracking On The Disc Face That Could Result In Failure.
Vehicle recall defect – Equipment Description: Aftermarket Aluminum Dual Wheels, 22.5X8.25, One-Piece, Tubeless. Certain Design Revisions Combined With Process Conditions Caused Fatigue Cracks In These Wheels.
Vehicle recall defect – These Wheels Are Composed Of 2 Pieces – A Disc And A Rim Which Are Normally Welded Together. These Wheels Lack The Specified Fillet Welds.