GM Recalls 27 Thousand Units of Cadillac

2013-05-28

According to Reuters (and other media sources), GM recalled the 10-inch wheel hub Cadillac released in 2013. GM spokesman said they recalled 18,871 units from the US, 913 units from Canada, and 7,397 units from other markets. Those are a total of 27,181 units. GM explains that the recall was due to the malfunction of wheel nut torque control that results in loosening, noise during car drive, or shaking steer wheel. In long-term usage there might occur wheel bolt fracture or even traffic accident. GM claims that currently there is no report stating that the malfunction has caused any loosening tires or casualties. GM has sent out notifications to remind car owners of the recall. Distributors will provide free vehicle inspection as well as fastening and fixing service.