Bmw Motorcycle Recalls Australia

BMW Australia Aftersales, Service and Recall. Look up your vehicle and contact a BMW service dealer. Owners of affected vehicles should immediately contact their preferred authorised BMW Motorrad dealer to have works completed free of charge as per below.

As a first step, the reverser control unit will be permanently disconnected from the power supply for safety reasons at the dealership. Note: Recall REC. BMW has issued an urgent recall of 3778 motorbikes over fears of a loss of vehicle control.

The regulator has reported the defect could increase the risk of an accident causing injury or death to road users. BMW Australia warned the issue applied to a range of models including the BMW (K50) R1250 S, (K51) R1250 GS Adventure and the (K52) R1250 RT. 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. Motorcycle Recalls BMW S 1000/M1000/ HP4 Recall Recall number.

The BMW Motorcycle Club Canberra has no involvement with BMW Group Australia Recall program. This information and link is provided for the information of members and BMW owners generally as a community service. What consumers should do Consumers should stop using the product immediately and detach from the motorcycle.

Consumers should contact their BMW Motorrad Dealer or BMW Australia's recall hotline on 1800 243 675 for a refund or repair kit. Consumers should contact an authorised BMW Motorrad dealer, or call the BMW Group Australia Customer Interaction Centre on freecall 1800 813 299, to arrange for replacement of the labels. BMW R 18 BMW R 18 Recall Recall number.

Motorcycle Recalls 2023.