Mercedes-Benz recently announced a recall of four vehicles in the United States due to the risk of bolting off a single brake caliper due to bolt installation errors by auto parts suppliers. It is reported that the failure involved a total of four cars, including one 2020 Mercedes-Benz-AMG CLA 35 and three 2021 Mercedes-Benz GLA 250.
It is reported that the first time the problem is that the owner found that there was noise in the rear axle of the car, after a Mercedes-Benz investigation, it was found that the brake caliper shell bolts on the rear axle and front axle of the vehicle did not meet the relevant installation regulations, which may lead to bolts falling off, thereby increasing the risk of collision.
Mercedes-Benz officials said that the owners of the affected vehicles will be notified of the recall on May 3 this year, and the owners need to send the vehicle to the dealership, the dealer will carry out free troubleshooting and repair of the vehicle, and other owners can also send the vehicle to the dealer for repair if they also find related problems.