Auto-Sleepers Group recalls

For affected vehicles with a rear seat equipped with an ISOFIX attachment system the welded joints of the ISOFIX attachment points may have been manufactured with a defect and could fail in the event of an accident.

Fix: Users are asked to stop using ISOFIX connection points to attach child seats with immediate effect. Dealers or garages will inspect and if necessary replace the ISOFIX bracket.

29 vehicles · built 10 Sep 2025 to 12 Jun 2026

On affected vehicles there is the possibility for detachment of the front high level spoiler.

Fix: Install additional fixings.

2 vehicles · built 23 Jul 2025 to 1 Sep 2025

On affected vehicles there is the possibility for detachment of the front high level spoiler.

Fix: Install additional fixings.

5 vehicles · built 2 Dec 2024 to 5 Dec 2024

On affected vehicles there is the possibility for detachment of the front high level spoiler.

Fix: Install additional fixings.

5 vehicles · built 5 Dec 2024 to 10 Dec 2024

On affected vehicles there is the possibility for detachment of the front high level spoiler.

Fix: Install additional fixings.

1 vehicles · built 29 Apr 2025 to 5 May 2025

On affected vehicles there is the possibility for detachment of the front high level spoiler.

Fix: Install additional fixings.

2 vehicles · built 10 Feb 2025 to 13 Feb 2025

On affected vehicles there is the possibility for detachment of the front high level spoiler.

Fix: Install additional fixings.

2 vehicles · built 3 Dec 2024 to 5 Dec 2024

On affected vehicles there is the possibility for detachment of the front high level spoiler.

Fix: Install additional fixings.

1 vehicles · built 16 May 2025 to 21 May 2025

The tyre valves may fail as they are rated to 70psi and the maximum operating pressure for the tyre is 80psi. Note: the recommended operating pressures for the tyres when fitted to the vehicles in question are between 50 and 70psi. It is only when the tyre pressure is over 70psi that a failure might occur.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to replace the rubber valves with higher rated metal bolt in valves.

80 vehicles · built 1 Jan 2006 to 31 Dec 2009

The tyre valves may fail as they are rated to 70psi and the maximum operating pressure for the tyre is 80psi. Note: the recommended operating pressures for the tyres when fitted to the vehicles in question are between 50 and 70psi. It is only when the tyre pressure is over 70psi that a failure might occur.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to replace the rubber valves with higher rated metal bolt in valves.

80 vehicles · built 1 Jan 2006 to 31 Dec 2009

The tyre valves may fail as they are rated to 70psi and the maximum operating pressure for the tyre is 80psi. Note: the recommended operating pressures for the tyres when fitted to the vehicles in question are between 50 and 70psi. It is only when the tyre pressure is over 70psi that a failure might occur.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to replace the rubber valves with higher rated metal bolt in valves.

80 vehicles · built 1 Jan 2006 to 31 Dec 2009

The tyre valves may fail as they are rated to 70psi and the maximum operating pressure for the tyre is 80psi. Note: the recommended operating pressures for the tyres when fitted to the vehicles in question are between 50 and 70psi. It is only when the tyre pressure is over 70psi that a failure might occur.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to replace the rubber valves with higher rated metal bolt in valves.

80 vehicles · built 1 Jan 2006 to 31 Dec 2009

The tyre valves may fail as they are rated to 70psi and the maximum operating pressure for the tyre is 80psi. Note: the recommended operating pressures for the tyres when fitted to the vehicles in question are between 50 and 70psi. It is only when the tyre pressure is over 70psi that a failure might occur.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to replace the rubber valves with higher rated metal bolt in valves.

80 vehicles · built 1 Jan 2006 to 31 Dec 2009

The tyre valves may fail as they are rated to 70psi and the maximum operating pressure for the tyre is 80psi. Note: the recommended operating pressures for the tyres when fitted to the vehicles in question are between 50 and 70psi. It is only when the tyre pressure is over 70psi that a failure might occur.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to replace the rubber valves with higher rated metal bolt in valves.

80 vehicles · built 1 Jan 2006 to 31 Dec 2009

The tyre valves may fail as they are rated to 70psi and the maximum operating pressure for the tyre is 80psi. Note: the recommended operating pressures for the tyres when fitted to the vehicles in question are between 50 and 70psi. It is only when the tyre pressure is over 70psi that a failure might occur.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to replace the rubber valves with higher rated metal bolt in valves.

80 vehicles · built 1 Jan 2006 to 31 Dec 2009

The tyre valves may fail as they are rated to 70psi and the maximum operating pressure for the tyre is 80psi. Note: the recommended operating pressures for the tyres when fitted to the vehicles in question are between 50 and 70psi. It is only when the tyre pressure is over 70psi that a failure might occur.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to replace the rubber valves with higher rated metal bolt in valves.

80 vehicles · built 1 Jan 2006 to 31 Dec 2009

The GRP body specifically the wheelarch has been manufactured to an incorrect profile and can under certain circumstances come into contact with the tyre and may puncture it.

Fix: Recall affected vehicles to check or trim wheelarch to create a 25 mm tolerance between tyre and body

114 vehicles · built 1 Sep 2007 to 1 Sep 2009

It has been identified thatcertain versions of the FASP seat may inadvertently de-latch which in the worst case could lead to loss of vehicle control and cause the seat belt to become ineffective in the event of an accident.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the subject seat checked and modified as necessary.

519 vehicles

Bolts of the wrong specification have been fitted to the forward facing bed box. In extreme circumstances it is possible that the seat belt mounting could detach from the chassis.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to fit bolts of the correct specification to the forward facing bed box.

53 vehicles

Incorrect specification wheel bolts fitted to alloy wheels. Wheel nut may loosen in service.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to replace the wheel bolts with ones that are the correct specification.

45 vehicles

Incorrect specification wheel bolts fitted to alloy wheels. Wheel nut may loosen in service.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to replace the wheel bolts with ones that are the correct specification.

45 vehicles

Incorrect specification wheel bolts fitted to alloy wheels. Wheel nut may loosen in service.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected to replace the wheel bolts with ones that are the correct specification.

45 vehicles

It has been identified that the refrigerator flue may not have been connected such that fumes may enter the habitation area.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the refrigerator flue extension fitted correctly.

5 vehicles · built 1 Jun 2008 to 30 Jun 2008

In extreme circumstances the seat latching system may fail to hold the seat in it correct location. If this occurs the passenger make contact the dashboard or result in the driver loosing control.

Fix: Recall the affected vehicles to have additional brackets fitted to the front seats and replace the travel end stops.

454 vehicles · built 1 Oct 2000 to 31 Aug 2006

Engine exhaust fumes may travel up the 'B' post and enter the cab area.

Fix: Recall affected vehicles and fit a new designed exhaust extension

13 vehicles · built 6 Feb 2006 to 5 Jun 2007

It has been identified that two bolts are missing from the installation of the forward facing bed box which in extreme circumstances could result in the seat belt mounting detaching from the chassis.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the subject mountings fitted with replacement high tensile bolts

54 vehicles · built 7 Jun 2006 to 28 Jul 2006

It has been identified that during production a spacer has been omitted from the nearside forward facing bed box seatbelt. This over time may cause the seatbelt to wear against the mounting bracket.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will be fitted with a replacement seatbelt and spacer.

84 vehicles

It has been identified that during production a spacer has been omitted from the nearside forward facing bed box seatbelt. This over time may cause the seatbelt to wear against the mounting bracket.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will be fitted with a replacement seatbelt and spacer.

84 vehicles

It has been identified that during production a spacer has been omitted from the nearside forward facing bed box seatbelt. This over time may cause the seatbelt to wear against the mounting bracket.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will be fitted with a replacement seatbelt and spacer.

84 vehicles

The rear fixing bolts for the FASP swivel seat can in extreme circumstances fail. If the bolts do fail the rear of the seat runners will no longer be attached to the floor pan. This concern was realised during industry wide testing.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the 20mm 10.9 tensile strength allen key head bolts with 20mm 12.9 tensile strength Unbrako bolts.

545 vehicles

The rear fixing bolts for the FASP swivel seat can in extreme circumstances fail. If the bolts do fail the rear of the seat runners will no longer be attached to the floor pan. This concern was realised during industry wide testing.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the 20mm 10.9 tensile strength allen key head bolts with 20mm 12.9 tensile strength Unbrako bolts.

545 vehicles

The rear fixing bolts for the FASP swivel seat can in extreme circumstances fail. If the bolts do fail the rear of the seat runners will no longer be attached to the floor pan. This concern was realised during industry wide testing.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the 20mm 10.9 tensile strength allen key head bolts with 20mm 12.9 tensile strength Unbrako bolts.

545 vehicles

The rear fixing bolts for the FASP swivel seat can in extreme circumstances fail. If the bolts do fail the rear of the seat runners will no longer be attached to the floor pan. This concern was realised during industry wide testing.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the 20mm 10.9 tensile strength allen key head bolts with 20mm 12.9 tensile strength Unbrako bolts.

545 vehicles

The rear fixing bolts for the FASP swivel seat can in extreme circumstances fail. If the bolts do fail the rear of the seat runners will no longer be attached to the floor pan. This concern was realised during industry wide testing.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the 20mm 10.9 tensile strength allen key head bolts with 20mm 12.9 tensile strength Unbrako bolts.

545 vehicles

The rear fixing bolts for the FASP swivel seat can in extreme circumstances fail. If the bolts do fail the rear of the seat runners will no longer be attached to the floor pan. This concern was realised during industry wide testing.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the 20mm 10.9 tensile strength allen key head bolts with 20mm 12.9 tensile strength Unbrako bolts.

545 vehicles

The rear fixing bolts for the FASP swivel seat can in extreme circumstances fail. If the bolts do fail the rear of the seat runners will no longer be attached to the floor pan. This concern was realised during industry wide testing.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the 20mm 10.9 tensile strength allen key head bolts with 20mm 12.9 tensile strength Unbrako bolts.

545 vehicles

The rear fixing bolts for the FASP swivel seat can in extreme circumstances fail. If the bolts do fail the rear of the seat runners will no longer be attached to the floor pan. This concern was realised during industry wide testing.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the 20mm 10.9 tensile strength allen key head bolts with 20mm 12.9 tensile strength Unbrako bolts.

545 vehicles

The rear fixing bolts for the FASP swivel seat can in extreme circumstances fail. If the bolts do fail the rear of the seat runners will no longer be attached to the floor pan. This concern was realised during industry wide testing.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the 20mm 10.9 tensile strength allen key head bolts with 20mm 12.9 tensile strength Unbrako bolts.

545 vehicles

Within the mains input socket the wiring insulation may have been cut back too far leaving bare wire exposed.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the mains input socket box removed during which time the wiring connections will be remade ensuring that no bare wire is visible.

63 vehicles

Within the mains input socket the wiring insulation may have been cut back too far leaving bare wire exposed.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the mains input socket box removed during which time the wiring connections will be remade ensuring that no bare wire is visible.

63 vehicles

Within the mains input socket the wiring insulation may have been cut back too far leaving bare wire exposed.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the mains input socket box removed during which time the wiring connections will be remade ensuring that no bare wire is visible.

63 vehicles

Within the mains input socket the wiring insulation may have been cut back too far leaving bare wire exposed.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the mains input socket box removed during which time the wiring connections will be remade ensuring that no bare wire is visible.

63 vehicles

Within the mains input socket the wiring insulation may have been cut back too far leaving bare wire exposed.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the mains input socket box removed during which time the wiring connections will be remade ensuring that no bare wire is visible.

63 vehicles

Within the mains input socket the wiring insulation may have been cut back too far leaving bare wire exposed.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the mains input socket box removed during which time the wiring connections will be remade ensuring that no bare wire is visible.

63 vehicles

Within the mains input socket the wiring insulation may have been cut back too far leaving bare wire exposed.

Fix: Recalled vehicles will have the mains input socket box removed during which time the wiring connections will be remade ensuring that no bare wire is visible.

63 vehicles

The earth wire could be incorrectly positioned in a connector block which could result in the Spinflo cooker not having a permanent earth connection. If certain other conditions were also met the cooker could give an electrical shock.

Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and check the wiring behind the cooker with the wiring instructions. Where neccessary refit the earth wire in the correct position.

130 vehicles