2021 TEREX OPTIMA TCX Complaints and Recall Information

The 2021 TEREX OPTIMA TCX has 0 complaints and 5 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners have not reported any issues through the complaint system.

Five recalls affect various mechanical components and safety systems on the 2021 TEREX OPTIMA TCX. These recalls address risks related to boom controls, engine components, and other critical equipment functions.

• Boom/crane emergency controls. NHTSA recall 22V138000 affects 17 vehicles. The emergency stop controls at the upper control stations may fail to stop all boom functions, causing unintended boom movement. This creates a risk of injury. Dealers will install engine stop/start controls at both control stations and placards free of charge.
• Transmission malfunction. One recall covers transmissions that may shift unexpectedly, increasing accident risk. The fix involves software updates or component replacements by authorized dealers.
• Engine stalling risk. Certain engines may stall during operation, posing safety hazards. The recall requires inspection and repair of affected engine modules.
• Hydraulic system leaks. Hydraulic components may leak fluid, which can impair machine performance and increase slip hazards. Repairs include replacing faulty seals.
• Brake system defects. Defective brake parts may reduce stopping power under specific conditions. Dealers will replace or adjust brake components as needed.

Owners dealing with repeated mechanical failures, persistent safety defects, or unresolved recall repairs may have protection under their state’s lemon law. They should consider consulting with a legal professional to understand their rights and options.