2019 VANCRAFT LWB Complaints and Recall Information

The 2019 VANCRAFT LWB has 0 complaints and 18 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owner feedback is unavailable due to the absence of complaints.

The 18 recalls involve multiple systems primarily related to seating hardware and labeling compliance across various production years including the 2019 LWB.

• Seat hardware failure. Recall 24V855000 affects 255 vehicles including the 2019 VANCRAFT LWB. The rear bench seat reinforcement hardware, mounting hardware, and seat belt anchor bolts may fail under load. This defect violates Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards 207 and 209. Failure could prevent proper occupant restraint, raising injury risk during crashes. Dealers will install new anchor hardware, reinforced bench seat bars, and flooring reinforcement at no cost. Owner notifications were mailed December 19, 2024.
• Seat belt fastener defect. Recall 24V855000 also covers seat belt critical fasteners on 255 vehicles. Under load, these fasteners may fail compromising occupant protection. The remedy includes installing new seat belt anchor hardware and related reinforcements free of charge.
• Seat belt buckle assembly flaw. Included in recall 24V855000, the rear seat belt buckle assemblies might fail on the same 255 vehicles affected by the seat hardware recall. This issue risks improper occupant restraint. Repairs involve replacing buckle assemblies and reinforcing hardware.
• Missing occupant and cargo labels. Recall 24V854000 involves 224 vehicles from various model years including the 2019 VANCRAFT LWB. These vehicles lack the Occupant and Cargo Carrying Capacity (OCCC) label and an altered certification label, failing compliance with FMVSS 110 and 49 CFR Part 567. The missing labels increase the risk of vehicle overloading and potential crashes. Vancraft will mail replacement labels at no cost. Owner notifications were sent December 19, 2024.

Owners of the 2019 VANCRAFT LWB facing repeated repairs due to recall issues or concerns about occupant safety related to these recalls may want to review their rights under their state’s lemon law. Such protections could apply in cases of unresolved safety defects or persistent hardware failures.