2019 TRAIL KING TKHDG Complaints and Recall Information

The 2019 TRAIL KING TKHDG has 0 complaints and 5 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to mechanical and braking components as reflected in the recall data.

There are five recalls that affect various mechanical and brake systems on the 2019 TRAIL KING TKHDG. The problems involve structural components of the gooseneck, brake calipers, suspension parts, wheel hubs, and wiring harnesses. The recalls focus on safety risks such as sudden trailer drops, brake failure, component detachment, wheel separation, and electrical hazards. Repairs primarily involve inspections, reinforcements, and part replacements performed free of charge by dealers.

• Gooseneck cylinder mount. Recall 24V670000 affects 39 trailers due to the lower cylinder mount potentially cracking from fatigue. This defect can cause the trailer to drop suddenly during loading or unloading, increasing injury risk. Dealers will install reinforcements free of charge.
• Disc brake caliper. Recall 21V066000 covers 47 trailers with missing sealant on the disc brake chamber extension tube on the front axle. Water intrusion may cause corrosion or freezing of the caliper mechanism, reducing braking effectiveness and raising crash risk. Dealers will inspect, seal, and replace corroded calipers free of charge.
• Rear suspension airbags. Recall 21V703000 involves 75 trailers with defective rear suspension airbags that may rupture, resulting in loss of suspension function. The risk includes loss of trailer control leading to a crash. Dealers will replace affected airbags at no cost.
• Wheel hub nuts. Recall 22V486000 affects 110 trailers due to improperly installed wheel hub nuts that may loosen and cause wheel separation. Detached wheels increase crash and injury dangers. Dealers will inspect and retighten or replace nuts as needed at no charge.
• Wiring harness connectors. Recall 23V474000 involves 50 trailers with faulty wiring harness connectors prone to corrosion and short circuits. This defect may cause electrical system malfunctions and potential fire hazards. Dealers will replace the affected connectors free of charge.

Owners facing repeated repairs or unresolved issues related to these safety recalls may have rights under their state’s lemon law. Consulting a qualified attorney can help determine available legal options.