product safety recall

DT Swiss product recall of July 2025: model series ARC, ERC, CRC & HEC 

Since the product recall announced in July 2025, we have conducted extensive additional testing and closely monitored the affected wheel models and their series production. The affected models have been thoroughly tested and released for production. We continue to closely monitor series production through our established quality control processes to ensure consistent product safety and reliability.

Checked and approved products

Products with the round Quality Sticker (No. 1) have been tested and are declared safe (see picture). You may continue using the product as normal.

Are you having difficulties checking if your product was already tested and released? 
Please contact us, we will check it for you! 

CONTACT

If your wheel does not have a DT Swiss ID (or the sticker is missing or unreadable):
Please send an email to recall@dtswiss.com with the rim serial number (located under the TL-Tape) and any available product details. Our team will support you in verifying the product manually.
 
If your wheel was confirmed as not affected:
No further action or registration is required. You may continue using the product as normal.
 
For general questions, you can also use the contact options listed below: recall@dtswiss.com 

Phone:

Europe (GMT+2)

Time: 09:00 - 12:00 & 13:30 – 17:00

Language: German & English

Free hotline: +800 0000 1994 (in specific countries)

Phone: +41 32 344 62 44 (chargeable)

 

North America (GMT-6)

Time: 08:30 - 15:30

Language: English

Free hotline: +800 0000 1994 

Phone: +1 970-244-0303 (chargeable)

 

APAC (GMT+8)

Time: 08:30 - 12:00 & 13:30 – 17:30

Language: Taiwanese, Mandarin Chinese & English

Phone: +886 4 2374 1700 (chargeable)


Product Safety Recall 2025

Products of the following model series ARC, ERC, CRC, and HEC were affected by the product safety recall of July 2025. Here you can read the background to this issue aswell as the measures that have been taken.

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