Roadtrek Zion recalls

• Structure#2026214April 29, 2026

  75 units affected

  Issue: On certain motorhomes, the pop-top may not latch properly. As a result, the pop-top could open and detach from the motorhome while driving. Note: This recall only affects certain slumber models. Safety Risk: A pop-top that detaches from the motorhome could create a hazard for others and increase the risk of a crash. Corrective Actions: Roadtrek will notify owners by mail and advise you to take your motorhome to a dealership to replace the latch and safety straps on the pop-top.

• Label#2023388July 13, 2023

  47 units affected

  Issue: On certain motorhomes, the cargo-carrying capacity may not have been calculated correctly. As a result, the motorhome is labelled with the wrong cargo-carrying capacity. This could lead you to overload the motorhome, which could cause poor handling or a tire failure. Safety Risk: Poor handling or a tire failure could cause a loss of control and result in a crash. Corrective Actions: Roadtrek Inc. will mail a new compliance label to each owner. If you would like help to install it, you can contact a Roadtrek dealer to have it installed free of charge.

• Accessories#2023086February 22, 2023

  28 units affected

  Issue: On certain motorhomes, the aluminum tubes that connect the gas valves to the cooktop burners could crack. If this happens, the tubes could leak propane. Note: This recall only affects motorhomes equipped with a Suburban SDS2 cooktop. Safety Risk: A propane gas leak could create the risk of a fire or explosion. Corrective Actions: Roadtrek will notify owners by mail. The corrective actions for this recall are under development. Roadtrek advises not to use the cooktop until the recall repairs are completed.

• Seats And Restraints#2022488August 30, 2022

  20 units affected

  Issue: On certain motorhomes, the mounting bolts for the front seats may not have been properly tightened. As a result, the seats could move in a crash. Safety Risk: Seats that are not installed correctly could create an increased risk of injury in a crash. Corrective Actions: Roadtrek will notify owners by mail and instruct you to take your motorhome to a dealership to inspect and, if necessary, tighten the mounting bolts for the front seats.

• Accessories#2022377July 15, 2022

  68 units affected

  Issue: On certain motorhomes, the service valve (main shutoff) for the propane tank may be defective. As a result, the connector may not seal properly and could leak propane. Safety Risk: A propane gas leak could create the risk of a fire or explosion. Corrective Actions: Roadtrek will notify owners by mail and instruct you to take your motorhome to a dealership to inspect the date code on the service valve. It will be replaced, if necessary. Roadtrek recommends that you should shut off the service valve (main shutoff) on the propane tank until your motorhome is inspected.

• Accessories#2022285June 2, 2022

  12 units affected

  Issue: On certain motorhomes, the burner control valve for the interior cooktop could become damaged. If this happens, the valve could leak propane. Safety Risk: A propane gas leak could create the risk of a fire or explosion. Corrective Actions: Roadtrek Inc. will notify owners by mail and instruct you to contact Dometic, the manufacturer of the cooktop. Dometic advises that you must immediately shut off the propane supply at the tank regulator. Don't use the propane system in your RV until the cooktop recall repairs have been completed. Dometic will provide you with information for how to inspect the serial number on your cooktop. If the serial number is within the affected range, you will be instructed to take your motorhome to a Dometic dealer or service centre to replace the cooktop.

• Other#2021430July 12, 2021

  6 units affected

  Issue: On a small number of motorhomes, a carbon monoxide detector was not installed. As a result, users would not be alerted if there was a carbon monoxide buildup inside the motorhome. Safety Risk: A buildup of carbon monoxide inside the motorhome could result in asphyxiation or carbon monoxide poisoning. Corrective Actions: Roadtrek Inc. will notify owners by mail and request you to identify if your motorhome has a carbon monoxide and propane (CO/LP) detector or a LP only detector. If you have a LP only detector, Roadtrek will ship you a CO detector with instructions for installing it. To reduce the safety risk, Roadtrek recommends that you should open a window or vent when operating a fuel burning appliance until the CO detector is installed.

• Electrical#2021293May 19, 2021

  33 units affected

  Issue: On certain motorhomes, the voltage regulator for the alternator that charges the house batteries may be defective. As a result, the batteries could be over-charged and the electrical system could be damaged. If this happens, the batteries could leak acid. Safety Risk: Leaking battery acid could create an injury risk. Corrective Actions: Roadtrek will notify owners by mail and instruct you to take your motorhome to a dealer to inspect the additional alternator and replace it, if necessary. In order to minimize the safety risk before this inspection is completed, you should monitor the battery voltage to ensure that it does not exceed 15 volts. If it does, Roadtrek recommends that you should stop using the vehicle immediately to avoid causing damage. If you are in an emergency situation, you can remove the drive belt on the additional alternator to prevent the batteries from being over-charged.

• Electrical#2018647November 23, 2018

  57 units affected

  On certain motorhomes, the generator internal voltage regulator may be faulty and could cause damage to the electrical system. This could cause over-charging of the batteries that may result in spillage of battery acid and create a risk of injury. Correction: Dealers will inspect the under mount generator and, if found to be fitted with black caps, the generator will be replaced.

Canadian data updated August 24, 2026