Bmw Australia Recalls

BMW Australia has initiated a new safety recall to check for retrofitted steering wheels that may contain a faulty Takata airbag inflator. Please input your vehicle details above to find out if your vehicle is affected by this new driver airbag recall. Recalls relate to the safety or legal compliance of your vehicle.

These measures are carried out free of charge for you. For Australia, France, India, Japan, Korea, Malta, Martinique, New Caledonia, Portugal, South Africa and the USA, detailed information can be found on the respective BMW homepage for the respective country or region. BMW Australia is recalling more than 270 vehicles over fears a manufacturing defect could trigger a fire.

The recall is for two models. Recall notice for B M W AUSTRALIA LTD. - BMW iX1, iX2, X1, X2, X5, X6, X7 2022.

Another Takata airbag recall has been issued, this time by BMW Australia with more than 60,000 vehicles affected from the 1 Series to X5 SUV. BMW Australia has recalled 26,491 examples of certain BMW, Mini and Alpina models sold between 2022 and 2024, citing a potential fault with the braking system. BMW Australia has recalled 26,491 vehicles across its BMW, Mini, and Alpina brands, due to a defect which could result in reduced braking performance.

"Due to a manufacturing defect, signal interference may occur within the electronics of the brake system," the carmaker said in its recall notice. BMW Australia has issued a recall for 26,491 vehicles across its BMW, Mini, and Alpina brands due to a potential fault in the braking system. The recall affects models sold between 2022 and 2024, with the issue possibly leading to reduced brake performance, increasing the risk of accidents.

Owners of affected vehicles should immediately contact their preferred authorised BMW dealer to check the affected components and if required replace the starter generator and associated wiring harness, free of charge. BMW Australia Aftersales, Service and Recall. Look up your vehicle and contact a BMW service dealer.