10 official recall notices in the last 24 months (2025: 4, 2026: 6), aggregated by ProductGuru from public safety agencies.
Window: notices dated 2024-11-09 or later (rolling 24 months, moves daily). Method: every notice in ProductGuru's full index whose brand field reads “PETERBILT” (upper/lower case ignored); medicines and clinical medical devices are excluded. The brand pages on product-guru.org list only the notices published on that site, over every date, so their totals differ from this one.
In its main category (Truck - Med. & H.D.) the average brand with at least one notice had 4.5 notices in the same period (29 brands); PETERBILT had 10.
By category
Truck - Med. & H.D.
10
By hazard (EU Safety Gate)
No data.
By country
Canada
10
By agency
Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database
10
Notices
2026-10-14 — PETERBILT 589 2027: Issue: On certain trucks, the webbing for the bunk restraints may not have been manufactured correctly. (Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database, Canada; official notice)
2026-09-01 — PETERBILT 548 2027: Issue: On a small number of trucks, the rear brakes may take too long to apply and/or may release too slowly when the brake pedal is released. (Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database, Canada; official notice)
2026-08-21 — PETERBILT 589 2027: Issue: On certain trucks, the wiring harness for the driver's and/or passenger's seat ventilation system may not have enough protection and could become damaged… (Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database, Canada; official notice)
2026-07-27 — PETERBILT 589 2027: Issue: On certain trucks, the power distribution center (PDC) box may be contaminated by oil and could fail. (Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database, Canada; official notice)
2026-05-27 — PETERBILT 220 2022-2025: Issue: On certain electric trucks, a problem with a wiring harness connector could cause a sudden loss of power to the wheels. (Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database, Canada; official notice)
2026-01-19 — PETERBILT 520 2025-2026: Issue: On certain trucks, the steering cross shaft could fail and cause a loss of right-hand steering control. (Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database, Canada; official notice)
2025-11-17 — PETERBILT 567 2026: Issue: On one truck, the reservoir tank for the air brake system is too small. (Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database, Canada; official notice)
2025-05-28 — PETERBILT 548 2026: Issue: On a small number of trucks, the left-rear brake could become damaged by contact with the suspension. (Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database, Canada; official notice)
2025-03-24 — PETERBILT 220 2024-2025: Issue: On a small number of electric trucks, a problem with a wiring harness connector could cause a sudden loss of power to the wheels. (Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database, Canada; official notice)
2025-03-24 — PETERBILT 520 2021-2025: Issue: On certain electric trucks, the contactors for the high-voltage power system could open. (Transport Canada Vehicle Recall Database, Canada; official notice)
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