2020 TEREX OPTIMA TCX Complaints and Recall Information

The 2020 TEREX OPTIMA TCX has 0 complaints and 5 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to the aerial devices, specifically involving boom and control functions. No individual complaints have been documented through the NHTSA complaint system.

There are five recalls affecting various mechanical and safety components of the 2020 TEREX OPTIMA TCX. These recalls primarily address defects in boom control systems and other equipment that pose safety risks due to unintended operation or component failure. The recalls include fixes that typically involve installation of new controls or replacement of defective parts.

• Boom/crane control. NHTSA recall 22V138000 affects 17 vehicles from model years 2016 to 2021 including the 2020 OPTIMA TCX. The emergency stop controls at upper control stations may fail to stop all boom functions, causing unintended boom movement and increasing injury risk. Dealers will install engine stop/start controls and placards at no charge. Owner notifications were sent in April 2022.
• Additional recalls. Four other recalls exist but specific defect details, affected vehicle counts, or risks were not provided in the current data set. They likely address various mechanical or equipment safety issues requiring dealer intervention or part replacement.

Owners who face repeated repairs, unresolved recall work, or safety-related malfunctions on their 2020 TEREX OPTIMA TCX may have protections under state lemon laws. It is advisable for affected owners to document all service and recall history and consult consumer protection resources if needed.