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Product Safety Information Notice on Can-Am Commander, Maverick Trail and Traxter side by side vehicles

Can-Am Commander, Maverick Trail, and Traxter side by side vehicles are recalled due to a safety issue. The operator’s guide contains incorrect maintenance information, which may lead to clutch failure and potential injuries. This affects models from the years 2022 and 2023 with HD7 or 700 engines.

Product Safety Information Notice on Can-Am Commander, Maverick Trail and Traxter side by side vehicles
Brand
Can-Am
What to do
BRP is sending out an updated Maintenance Schedule Booklet containing the revised maintenance schedules.
Notice details
  • Publication date:8 November 2023

A safety issue has been identified with Can-Am Commander, Maverick Trail and Traxter side by side vehicles.

The risk presented by the product is Injuries. The operator’s guide maintenance schedule section contains incorrect information. Lack of proper maintenance of the clutch may lead to clutch failure including fragments to be ejected from the vehicle.

The Trademark is Can-Am. The type/number of models are Commander, Maverick Trail and Traxter series. The model years are 2022 and 2023. The engines affected are HD7 or 700 engines.

There are approximately 5 affected products in the Republic of Ireland.

What to do:

BRP is sending out an updated Maintenance Schedule Booklet containing the revised maintenance schedules.

For more information regarding the product safety information notice, please see link to the BRP website or contact BRP on +44 20 88 65 04 89.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Can-Am being recalled in Ireland?

Yes. Can-Am Commander, Maverick Trail, and Traxter side by side vehicles are recalled due to a safety issue. The operator’s guide contains incorrect maintenance information, which may lead to clutch failure and potential injuries. This affects models from the years 2022 and 2023 with HD7 or 700 engines.

Why is Can-Am being recalled?

The recall relates to a chemical hazard. Can-Am Commander, Maverick Trail, and Traxter side by side vehicles are recalled due to a safety issue. The operator’s guide contains incorrect maintenance information, which may lead to clutch failure and potential injuries. This affects models from the years 2022 and 2023 with HD7 or 700 engines.

What should I do if I have this product?

BRP is sending out an updated Maintenance Schedule Booklet containing the revised maintenance schedules.

Source: Competition & Consumer Protection Commission, published 8 November 2023 · Last checked 4 August 2026
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