Nissan Patrol Warrior Recall: Faulty Tyre Placard Prompts Safety Check

Nissan has issued a recall for the Patrol Warrior model after discovering that some vehicles may have been fitted with an incorrect tyre placard. The placard, which displays the recommended tyre pressure and load limits, could provide inaccurate information, potentially leading to unsafe driving conditions if followed.

The recall affects a specific batch of the rugged off-road SUV, which is known for its enhanced suspension and aggressive styling. According to the Australian government’s vehicle recall notice, the error could cause drivers to inflate tyres to the wrong pressure or overload the vehicle, increasing the risk of a tyre failure or accident.

Nissan is contacting affected owners directly and advising them to visit a dealership for a free replacement placard.

Owners can also check their vehicle’s compliance plate or contact Nissan’s customer service to confirm if their car is part of the recall. The fix is straightforward and takes only a few minutes, with no cost to the owner. As always, if you notice any unusual tyre wear or handling issues, it’s best to have your vehicle inspected promptly.

For Boca Auto Care customers, we recommend staying up to date with manufacturer recalls like this one. If you own a Nissan Patrol Warrior or any other vehicle, our team can help verify recall status and perform any necessary checks or repairs. Safety is our priority, and we’re here to keep your car running reliably on and off the road.