Renault has recall some of the imported Prem truck since December 20
(chinatrucks.com, Dec.23, 2009)According to the news from State General Administration of Quality Supervision, Renault Trucks (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. has submitted the recall report to the State General Administration of Quality Supervision. And they want to recall some of the imported Renault Premium 6 * 2 trucks sold during the period of April 1, 2009 to May 5, 2009 from December 20. According to statistics, there are 5 units involved in the domestic market.
It is understood that the main problem is caused by the after leaf spring suspension. That may resulting in parts of the rear suspension make noise, and instability when vehicles traveling and affecting driving safety.
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