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LTI recalls

13 official LTI recall campaigns published by vehicle safety authorities in UK. Pick a model to see every recall for it, by year and country.

• 13 campaigns
• 10 rated high risk
• 🇬🇧 UK
• Latest: 2012-11-16

LTI models with recalls

• TX4 10
• Fairway 2
• TX2 2

Common LTI recall issues

The parts and failures that come up most often in these campaigns.

• Steering 4
• Brakes 2

LTI recalls by year

• 2012 · 2
• 2011 · 2
• 2009 · 1
• 2008 · 4
• 2007 · 1
• 2002 · 1
• 1996 · 1
• 1993 · 1

Latest LTI recall campaigns

• Lti TX4 — Clutch pedal may detach (UK) 2012-11-16 🇬🇧 UK R/2012/125
  High risk
• Lti TX4 — Steering box may fail (UK) 2012-10-12 🇬🇧 UK Model years 2010–2012 R/2012/121
  High risk
• Lti TX4 — Steering drop arm may become loose (UK) 2011-05-23 🇬🇧 UK Model years 2010–2011 RSPV/2011/005
  High risk
• Lti TX4 — Handbrake may fail (UK) 2011-03-31 🇬🇧 UK Model years 2010 RSPV/2011/003
  High risk
• Lti TX4 — Short circuit may occur (UK) 2009-01-09 🇬🇧 UK RSPV/2008/028
  High risk
• Lti TX4 — Fuel may leak (UK) 2008-09-29 🇬🇧 UK Model years 2006 RSPV/2008/018
  Medium
• Lti TX4 — Brakes may fail (UK) 2008-09-29 🇬🇧 UK Model years 2006 RSPV/2008/016
  High risk
• Lti TX4 — Loss of engine power (UK) 2008-09-29 🇬🇧 UK Model years 2006 RSPV/2008/017
  Medium
• Lti TX4 — Fire may occur (UK) 2008-09-29 🇬🇧 UK Model years 2006 RSPV/2008/019
  High risk
• Lti TX2, TX4 — Steering control may be lost (UK) 2007-04-23 🇬🇧 UK RSPV/2007/006
  High risk
• Lti TX2 — Water pump pulley may shear from its boss (UK) 2002-09-24 🇬🇧 UK Model years 2002 R/2002/153
  High risk
• Lti FAIRWAY — Steering output shaft failure (UK) 1996-01-25 🇬🇧 UK Model years 1994–1995 R/1996/001
  High risk
• Lti FAIRWAY — Failure of electrical supply (UK) 1993-08-16 🇬🇧 UK Model years 1991–1993 R/1993/056
  Medium

LTI recalls by country

How to check if your LTI has a recall

A recall covers specific build dates and vehicle identification numbers (VINs), not every LTI on the road. To see whether yours is affected:

1. Look up your VIN or registration on the official recall checker for the country where the car is registered: DVSA (UK).
2. Ask an authorised LTI dealer: recall repairs are free, including on used cars and cars serviced elsewhere.
3. Add the car to your watched vehicles on Recaller Book and get an email when a new campaign is published for it.