Volvo truck wheel nuts may loosen and wheels detach
Very serious — a wheel can come off and cause a crash, so do not drive the truck until the repair is complete.
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Every recall where NHTSA or the manufacturer tells owners to stop driving the vehicle until it is repaired.
A do-not-drive advisory is the strongest warning a recall can carry. It means the defect can cause a crash or injury without warning, and the maker does not consider the vehicle safe to use in the meantime. Dealers normally tow the vehicle in or send a mobile technician at no cost — ask for that when you call rather than driving it in.
26 recalls for 2018–2026 model-year vehicles carry this advisory. By make: Ford 7, Volkswagen 4, Subaru 3, Mercedes-Benz 2, Porsche 2, Kia 2, Toyota 2, BMW 2, Volvo 1, Chevrolet 1, GMC 1, RAM 1, Audi 1. See also: park-outside (fire risk) recalls.
Very serious — a wheel can come off and cause a crash, so do not drive the truck until the repair is complete.
Very serious — the front suspension can separate and cause a crash without warning, and Ford tells owners not to drive these vehicles at all until the repair is completed.
This is the most serious kind of recall — wheels can lock without warning and cause a crash, and GM tells owners not to drive the vehicle at all until it has been repaired.
Very serious — do not drive the truck until it is repaired, because the brakes can fail suddenly and without warning.
Very serious — do not drive the vehicle until it is repaired, because you could lose steering without warning.
Extremely serious — the car can lose handling and control suddenly, and Mercedes says not to drive it until the repair is performed.
Very serious — steering can fail without warning, so do not drive the vehicle until the part is replaced.
Extremely serious — Kia advises owners not to drive these vehicles until repaired, because steering can be lost suddenly.
Very serious — you could lose braking entirely, so do not drive the car until the pedal is replaced.
Very serious — a front wheel can come off and cause a crash, and Ford tells owners not to drive the truck until the repair has been performed.
Very serious — steering can be lost suddenly, so do not drive the car until the repair is done.
Extremely serious — a wheel can come off with no warning, so Toyota says do not drive the vehicle until the repair is done.
Very serious — a wheel could come off while driving, so do not drive the vehicle until a dealer has inspected it.
Very serious — do not drive the vehicle at all until it is repaired, because a wheel could come off with no warning.
This is as serious as it gets — BMW says do not drive and do not charge the vehicle, so it is not safe to keep driving until the battery has been replaced.
Extremely serious — Toyota tells owners not to drive these vehicles at all until they are repaired, because a wheel coming off can cause a loss of control and a crash.
Very serious — do not drive the car; the notice tells owners to stop driving until the repair is complete.
Extremely serious: a wheel can separate from the truck and cause a crash, and Ford instructs owners not to drive until the nuts have been checked.
Very serious — the brakes and handling can be affected, and Porsche says not to drive the vehicle until the repair is done.
Extremely serious — owners are told not to drive until they receive inspection and repair instructions, because the brakes can stop working entirely.
Very serious — Volkswagen says DO NOT DRIVE the vehicle until it has been inspected and repaired if needed, because losing steering without warning can cause a crash.
Extremely serious — a front wheel problem can cause a crash with little or no warning, and Volkswagen says not to drive the vehicle until the repairs have been made.
Extremely serious — BMW has instructed owners not to drive these vehicles, because a broken bearing can cause a loss of control and a crash.
Very serious — steering can be lost suddenly and without warning, so stop driving the van immediately until it is fixed.
Very serious — weaker brakes can lead to a crash, and the notice tells owners not to drive the vehicle until the brake system has been checked.
Very serious — do not drive the vehicle until it is repaired, because the joint can separate and you could lose steering or control.
This list reflects the advisory flag NHTSA attaches to a recall campaign. A campaign covers only specific vehicles — confirm yours by VIN at nhtsa.gov/recalls, and follow the instructions in your own recall letter.