Recall archive
Every safety recall Terex South Dakota, Inc. has filed with NHTSA since 2020, newest first.
18
Campaigns
5,759
Vehicles covered
0
Advisories
7
Years on file
Terex South Dakota, Inc. has filed 18 recall campaigns with NHTSA between February 24, 2020 and March 19, 2026, covering up to 5,759 vehicles in total. The system it has been back to most is equipment, named in 16 of them (89%). The busiest year was 2020, with 5 campaigns.
A vehicle covered by two campaigns is counted in both, so the total above is a sum of campaign populations and not a count of distinct vehicles. Campaigns where the manufacturer had not yet reported a population contribute nothing to it.
| System | Campaigns | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Equipment | 16 | 89% |
| Electrical System | 2 | 11% |
26V167000 · March 19, 2026
Up to 2,303 vehicles
Without a retaining pin, the pole guide arm may fall, increasing the risk of injury to people around the truck.
Covers: 2019 Terex General 80, 2022 Terex C4000, 2022 Terex C5000, 2022 Terex C6000, 2022 Terex General 65, 2022 Terex General 80, 2022 Terex General 95, 2019 Terex C4000 and 40 more
26V006000 · January 12, 2026
Up to 88 vehicles
Touching parts of the overheated hydraulic equipment can increase the risk of burn injuries.
Covers: 2025 Terex LT-Series, 2025 Terex HR46, 2025 Terex LTM40, 2025 Terex SCM55, 2025 Terex TL-Series, 2025 Terex HR40
24V740000 · October 3, 2024
Up to 37 vehicles
A failed weld can result in the cylinder rod separating from the cylinder, increasing the risk of injury.
Covers: 2023 Terex TL-Series, 2024 Terex TL-Series, 2024 Terex TM-Series, 2023 Terex TM-Series
24V526000 · July 11, 2024
Up to 172 vehicles
Tilting of the basket may cause the basket occupants to fall, increasing the risk of an injury.
Covers: 2022 Terex XT PRO, 2020 Terex XT PRO, 2024 Terex XT PRO, 2023 Terex XT PRO, 2021 Terex XT PRO
24V438000 · June 13, 2024
Up to 121 vehicles
A platform that cannot maintain a level position increases the risk of injury.
Covers: 2022 Terex TM-Series, 2023 Terex TM-Series
24V042000 · January 25, 2024
Up to 340 vehicles
Improperly tightened boom rotation bearing bolts may fail, causing the boom to fall, and increasing the risk of injury.
Covers: 2023 Terex HRX50, 2023 Terex TC55, 2023 Terex XT PRO, 2023 Terex HRX55
23V703000 · October 19, 2023
Up to 17 vehicles
An aerial device that falls increases the risk of injury.
Covers: 2023 Terex TL48, 2021 Terex TL48, 2022 Terex TL48
23V396000 · June 2, 2023
Up to 8 vehicles
An aerial device that falls increases the risk of injury.
Covers: 2021 Terex TL
22V893000 · December 2, 2022
Up to 431 vehicles
A cracked weld may lead to the boom failing, increasing the risk of an injury.
Covers: 2022 Terex General 65, 2022 Terex C4000, 2022 Terex C6000, 2022 Terex General 80, 2022 Terex C5000, 2022 Terex C7000, 2022 Terex TL
22V888000 · December 1, 2022
Up to 40 vehicles
A drifting cylinder may result in the machine tipping, increasing the risk of injury.
Covers: 2022 Terex XT PRO, 2022 Terex Optima TC, 2022 Terex C4000
22V674000 · September 8, 2022
Up to 194 vehicles
A platform that tips during use increases the risk of an injury.
Covers: 2020 Terex TL, 2021 Terex TL, 2022 Terex TL, 2019 Terex TL
22V213000 · March 31, 2022
Up to 1,359 vehicles
Pin retainer failure may cause the boom to fall, increasing the risk of an injury.
Covers: 2021 Terex XT PRO, 2022 Terex XT PRO, 2020 Terex XT PRO
22V138000 · March 8, 2022
Up to 17 vehicles
Unintended boom movement increases the risk of injury.
Covers: 2018 Terex Optima TCX, 2017 Terex Optima TCX, 2017 Terex OM, 2020 Terex Optima HRX, 2016 Terex Optima HRX, 2016 Terex Optima TCX, 2018 Terex Optima HRX, 2016 Terex OM and 10 more
20V696000 · November 11, 2020
Up to 40 vehicles
If the rotation bearing bolts fail, the boom could fall, increasing the risk of injury or death.
Covers: 2019 Terex TL80, 2020 Terex TL80, 2019 Terex TL100, 2020 Terex TL100
20V240000 · April 29, 2020
Up to 43 vehicles
If the aerial device is used with the chassis out of level it may result in an unstable condition which may cause the unit to tip, increasing the risk of injury to the operator and any bystanders.
Covers: 2019 Terex TL80, 2019 Terex TL80/112, 2020 Terex TL80/112, 2020 Terex TL80
20V200000 · April 7, 2020
Up to 20 vehicles
A disabled remote engine start/stop prevents the digger derrick operator from shutting the engine off during hydraulic issues on the digger, increasing the risk of injury.
Covers: 2019 Terex Digger Derrick, 2018 Terex Digger Derrick
20V168000 · March 20, 2020
Up to 6 vehicles
If the rod eye fails the lift boom will drift down. The remaining cylinder may not support the boom fully and will slowly leak down. These scenarios increase the risk of an injury.
Covers: 2016 Terex TCX, 2015 Terex TCX, 2010 Terex TCX, 2014 Terex TCX, 2009 Terex TCX, 2011 Terex TCX, 2012 Terex TCX, 2013 Terex TCX and 8 more
20V103000 · February 24, 2020
Up to 523 vehicles
If the platform level limit switch does not stop the platform from tilting, a platform occupant could fall, increasing the risk of an injury.
Covers: 2012 Terex TM-Series, 2020 Terex TM-Series, 2011 Terex TM-Series, 2013 Terex TM-Series, 2017 Terex TM-Series, 2018 Terex TM-Series, 2019 Terex TM-Series, 2014 Terex TM-Series and 2 more
A recall covers a production range, not every vehicle of the model. Your own VIN is the only answer for a specific vehicle, and it shows every open recall on it rather than one campaign at a time.
Recall data from NHTSA's campaign API , most recent campaign filed September 14, 2026. Campaigns are listed here where NHTSA's record carries the defect, the consequence and the remedy; a handful of older or withdrawn campaigns carry only a number and are left on the vehicle pages that aggregate them.
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