Triple E Recreational Vehicles recalls

16 official recalls and safety alerts involving Triple E Recreational Vehicles since 2021-10, from NHTSA. Newest first. Check the official notice for exact models and batch codes.

This list only includes recalls Recall Atlas has collected since 2021-10. A product not listed here may still be affected; check with Triple E Recreational Vehicles or the relevant agency.

  1. 2025-11-17
  2. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Incorrect Seat Belt Seating Capacity Listed on Weight Label

    There would not be enough seat belts if more than two passengers sat in the u-lounge, increasing the risk of injury during a crash.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles7 affectedOfficial notice →
  3. 2025-06-04
  4. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Wiring May Overheat and Cause Fire

    Overheated wiring can cause electrical arcing and increase the risk of a fire.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles467 affectedOfficial notice →
  5. 2024-09-20
  6. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Incorrect GVWR on Label

    An incorrect label may lead to unintentionally overloading the vehicle, increasing the risk of a crash.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles95 affectedOfficial notice →
  7. 2024-08-12
  8. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Incorrectly Routed Propane Line May Leak

    A propane leak in the presence of an ignition source increases the risk of a fire.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles7 affectedOfficial notice →
  9. 2024-07-16
  10. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Floor Substructure Not Properly Secured

    A generator that falls increases the risk of injury or crash.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles329 affectedOfficial notice →
  11. 2023-11-13
  12. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: AC Wiring May Become Damaged and Cause a Fire

    Electrical arcing may cause sparks and increase the risk of a fire.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles37 affectedOfficial notice →
  13. 2023-08-31
  14. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Battery Disconnect May Short Circuit

    A short circuit and blown fuse increase the risk of a fire.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles391 affectedOfficial notice →
  15. 2023-06-02
  16. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Exposed Wire May Spark and Cause Fire

    Exposed wire can cause a spark and increase the risk of a fire.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles24 affectedOfficial notice →
  17. 2023-05-31
  18. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: 2-Stage Regulator May Leak Propane

    A gas leak in the presence of an ignition source increases the risk of a fire.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles210 affectedOfficial notice →
  19. 2023-05-08
  20. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Electrical Short in GFCI Receptacle

    An electrical short and arcing can increase the risk of a fire.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles23 affectedOfficial notice →
  21. 2023-04-19
  22. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Bed Bracket May Fail Causing Injury

    A bed stay bracket that fails can cause the bed lid to fall, increasing the risk of injury.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles154 affectedOfficial notice →
  23. 2023-01-06
  24. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Battery Disconnect Switch May Short

    An electrical short-circuit can increase the risk of a fire.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles341 affectedOfficial notice →
  25. 2022-06-17
  26. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Damaged Cooktop Control Valves May Leak Gas

    A gas leak in the presence of an ignition source can increase the risk of a fire.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles371 affectedOfficial notice →
  27. 2022-04-19
  28. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Baggage Compartment May Become Overloaded

    Overloading the storage compartment can allow items to fall onto the roadway, increasing the risk of a crash.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles119 affectedOfficial notice →
  29. 2022-03-08
  30. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Refrigerator Exhaust May Cause Fire

    An overheated wood frame could ignite and cause a fire.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles964 affectedOfficial notice →
  31. 2021-10-18
  32. US
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    Triple E Recreational Vehicles: Refrigerator Exhaust May Cause Fire

    An overheated wood frame could ignite and cause a fire.

    NHTSATriple E Recreational Vehicles2,056 affectedOfficial notice →