Motor Distributors Limited (Mercedes-Benz) recalls certain Mercedes-Benz model vehicles
Motor Distributors Limited (Mercedes-Benz) is recalling certain Mercedes-Benz G class vehicles due to potential issues with wheel bolts that may not meet requirements, which could lead to detachment and loss of driving stability. Additionally, certain Mercedes-Benz EQA and EQB class vehicles are recalled because of a risk of an internal short circuit in the high-voltage battery, potentially leading to a fire. A total of 76 vehicles are affected in the Republic of Ireland.
- Brand
- Mercedes-Benz
- Batch codes
- 19 January 2024 to 25 August 2025, 20 February 2021 to 30 July 2024
- What to do
- Affected customers will be contacted by post to make an appointment with their local dealer/authorised repairer for necessary repairs.
Recall campaign next steps
Motor Distributors Limited (Mercedes-Benz) will directly contact all affected customers by post, advising them to make an appointment with their local dealer/ authorised repairer where all necessary repairs will be carried out.
If you believe your vehicle may be impacted by any of the recall(s) below, then you can contact Motor Distributors Limited (Mercedes-Benz) Contact Centre on 01-409 4444.
Motor Distributors Limited (Mercedes-Benz) recalls certain Mercedes-Benz model vehicles
05 May 2026
Motor Distributors Limited (Mercedes-Benz) is carrying out a voluntary recall on certain Mercedes-Benz G class model vehicles.
It is possible that the wheel bolts do not meet the requirements. In this case, while the vehicle is in operation the wheel bolts and subsequently the wheel assembly could become detached over the lifetime of the vehicle, which could lead to a loss of driving stability. This would increase the risk of an accident.
There are 14 vehicles affected in the Republic of Ireland that were produced between 19 January 2024 to 25 August 2025.
Motor Distributors Limited (Mercedes-Benz) recalls certain Mercedes-Benz model vehicles
26 February 2026
Motor Distributors Limited (Mercedes-Benz) is carrying out a voluntary recall on certain Mercedes-Benz EQA and EQB class model vehicles.
Due to the combination of certain production and use conditions, an internal short circuit of a battery cell in the high-voltage battery might lead to a thermal event. As a result, an increased risk of fire cannot be ruled out.
There are 62 vehicles affected in the Republic of Ireland that were produced between 20 February 2021 and 30 July 2024
Frequently asked questions
Is Mercedes-Benz being recalled in Ireland?
Yes. Motor Distributors Limited (Mercedes-Benz) is recalling certain Mercedes-Benz G class vehicles due to potential issues with wheel bolts that may not meet requirements, which could lead to detachment and loss of driving stability. Additionally, certain Mercedes-Benz EQA and EQB class vehicles are recalled because of a risk of an internal short circuit in the high-voltage battery, potentially leading to a fire. A total of 76 vehicles are affected in the Republic of Ireland.
Why is Mercedes-Benz being recalled?
The recall relates to a fire / burn hazard. Motor Distributors Limited (Mercedes-Benz) is recalling certain Mercedes-Benz G class vehicles due to potential issues with wheel bolts that may not meet requirements, which could lead to detachment and loss of driving stability. Additionally, certain Mercedes-Benz EQA and EQB class vehicles are recalled because of a risk of an internal short circuit in the high-voltage battery, potentially leading to a fire. A total of 76 vehicles are affected in the Republic of Ireland.
What should I do if I have this product?
Affected customers will be contacted by post to make an appointment with their local dealer/authorised repairer for necessary repairs.
Which batches of Mercedes-Benz are affected?
The affected batch codes are: 19 January 2024 to 25 August 2025, 20 February 2021 to 30 July 2024.
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