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Keystone Laredo Suspension problems by year

2 complaints filed with NHTSA about the Keystone Laredo's suspension. Broken springs, struts, control arms, ball joints, noises and alignment that won't hold.

Suspension complaints by model year

YearSuspension complaintsCrashesInjuriesRecalls
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Suspension recalls

Latest Laredo suspension complaints

2015 Keystone LaredoSuspension

Tl* the contact owns a 2015 keystone laredo. While driving over 60 mph, the rv became very unstable and swayed left and right. The vehicle was taken to river city rv (4545 w. Bethany rd, north little rock, ar), but the cause of the failure could not be determined. The manufacturer was also notified of the failure. The failure mileage was 100.

Filed Incident SuspensionNHTSA 11218453
2004 Keystone LaredoSuspensionBody, doors & structureEquipment & accessories

Dt*: the contact stated while traveling 55 mph on dry road conditions, the front passenger tire exploded without warning and wrapped itself around the front axle. The trailer was pulled over, and when changing the tire, it was noticed that the other 3 tires only wore on the inside tread. The tire was changed, and the trailer was taken to a tire dealer, who replaced all 4 tires. The trailer dealer was contacted the following day, who expressed that the trailer, along with other models had problems with the axles....

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The axle manufacturer was contacted, and admitted that some trailers had the incorrect axles installed on them. The trailer manufacturer also confirmed the axle problem. New axles were ordered, and upon installation, it was noticed that the hubs on the drums were not pressed in all the way. This caused the hubs to leak grease on the brake shoes, which caused the electric brakes to not work correctly. Also, the spring brackets on the new axles were not welded correctly, and were 3/16 of an inch off. Also, when moving the trailer to install the new axles, the service dealer noticed the hitch going up, but the trailer was not moving. Upon inspection, it was noticed that 2 welds fractured where the hitch was welded to the frame of the trailer. The contact expressed concern that incorrect axles installed on a trailer, and a defective hitch posed a major risk to safety. This was a 2003 keystone laredo, not 2004 model.

Filed Incident Suspension · Structure · EquipmentNHTSA 10176163

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