Lakota recalls

The main rails of the axle carrier may have been manufactured with an insufficient gauge steel, which can cause the carrier to break.

Do not drive until repaired

The trey ceiling above the bed may not have been installed correctly and may detach.

Due to a manufacturing issue, the tires may experience a belt separation.

The aluminum axle carrier may be too weak to and begin to tear.

The affected vehicles have incorrect tire data listed on the Federal Placard, possibly resulting in the tires being overloaded.

The refrigerator roof vent may be blocked by insulation.

These trailers may be missing the nuts and bolts through the ramp channel that go into the rear of trailer C channel, allowing the rear ramp to detach while moving.

The bolts that secure the ramps on these trailers may come loose or break during use or while moving.

The rear external load ramp was not mounted with nuts and bolts in addition to being welded, possibly resulting in the ramp detaching from the trailer.

The furnace flue may not have been installed properly and, as a result, the furnace combustion system may not vent to the outside of the trailer living quarters.