Ford is missing more than 103,000 F -150 pickup trucks on an issue with axle hub bolt of motor vehicles, which can cause the vehicle to roll when the parking brake is not applied or the driver’s loss is damaged.
“Both these situations may increase the risk of accidents,” the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) said in its recall notice on Tuesday.
A Ford spokesperson told CBS Manivatch that no accident or injuries related to the issue were not known.
Axle hubs keep the wheel hub attached to the axle of the bolt vehicle, which is a rod or shaft that connects the wheels of the vehicle to the driving and supports its weight.
In the part of the US Department of Transportation, the regulatory agency said the rear axle hub bolt may be “fatigue and brake”, which can damage the axle hub splin and eventually compromise the safety of the vehicle.
According to NHTSA report, a indication of the defective axle hub bolt is a click noise. “If the bolt breaks down, the customers can report a racket noise,” the agency said.
Recall affects some F-150 trucks produced between 2, 2023 and 21 May 2025.
Highway administration said Owners of affected vehicles will be informed by mail between August 18 and May 22, 2026 and can take their F -150 to Ford or Lincoln dealer to make the rear axle shaft assembly free free of cost. The recall number is 25S82.
More than two years ago, Ford Remembered that More than 100,000 F -150 pickup trucks on a similar issue with the rear axle hub bolt of vehicles.
Tuesday remembered notice came a day after Ford announced Launch a new electric pickup truck It will start at $ 30,000 in 2027.
