2024 Hyundai Palisade seat belts problems

“A rear seatbelt recall notification was made in September of 2025. I made multiple follow up phone calls with Hyundai in regards to this recall as I have a child that sits in the rear seat. Every time I called, I was informed the part(s) were not in. It has now been over a year with no remedy in sight. It does not seem like there is any desire to fix this recall and it will remain outstanding for the entirety of the vehicle.”

“I had recall 283 and 292 completed at Hyundai Autonation Savannah on Abercorn 10-19-26. There are pieces broken and screws of some kind left on the floor. Additionally, the clip was broken on the underseat airbag I believe it is from my research. I have concerns about the safety of the seat and the assembly of the components. I fear that if the seat moves forward, could that cause injury to my child in the seat. Could the seatbelt not work properly? I have reached out repeatedly to have an inspection done and received no assistance. I can’t pay out of pocket right now for an inspection of the vehicle seats and safety belts. I have photo documentation of my concerns. The cosmetic aspect of it can be handled via emails and me reaching out to corporate but the safety of the seats must be addressed. I don’t know if you can help me or not. Thank you for your time.”

“1. Component or System Failed Seat Anchor/Restraint System: Driver's seat mount bolts left hand-threaded following Campaign 283 recall service. (RO available for inspection) Suspension & Steering Geometry: Alignment/subframe failure causing severe tire wear under 6k miles across 2024, 2025, and 2026. (RO's available for inspection) Dealer Documentation System: Falsified "Recall Declined" entry in WebDCS and on RO, omitted and undocumented flagged safety recall on RO (Oct 28, 2025), unrecorded oil leak inspection findings, withheld technician notes and VIN and repair records. (RO's and Webdcs,- Warranty History available, technicians notes possibly available). 2. Safety (Me, Husband, and 2 Children) Put at risk Seat Anchor / Restraint System -Loss of Control: Loose seat bolts allow the driver's seat to shift unexpectedly, impairing pedal and steering control while driving. -Restraint Failure: Unsecured bolts risk complete seat detachment during a crash, rendering seatbelts and airbags ineffective. Suspension & Steering Geometry -Tire Blowout Hazard: Severe tire wear under 6k miles drastically increases the risk of a high-speed blowout. -Unstable Handling:…”

“Suspension and driveability issues. Seat belt safety recall not completed after several attempts. 1. SUSPENSION: Suspension noises (popping, clunking, creaking, etc). Difficulty controlling vehicle on the freeway; it sways and I wrestle with wheel to drive and keep in lane despite having multiple lane and driver assist features. AWD equipped however rear suspension loses power and struggles to drive on uneven surfaces. Vehicle is unstable, rocks from side to side while turning and feels like it will flip over. Purchased new tires and had wheel alignment and balancing done but have to keep getting wheel alignment for pulling and non-centered steering wheel. Ride is not smooth, feels bumpy and bouncy. Steering wheel, seat, and pedals still vibrate and shake after new tire service. New tires have abnormal and premature wear. Complained about issues to dealership with suspension and driveability and they told me it was normal to have noises and they could not duplicate so wait until it gets worse. Diagnostic fees are required but they waived the first fee. Months passed and even after new tire install with balancing and alignment the issues got worse. They again…”

“The contact owns a 2024 Hyundai Palisade. The contact stated that the vehicle was taken to the dealer to be repaired under NHTSA Campaign Number 26V034000 (Air Bags) and 25V607000 (Seat Belts). The vehicle was repaired with film. The other recall parts were on back order. Following the repair, the contact became aware that the view through the third-row windows were distorted, and it was difficult to see clearly. The dealer informed the contact that the issue was self-corrected. The passenger became nauseated due to the distortion. The manufacturer was contacted from the website and by phone and referred the contact back to the dealer for assistance. The manufacturer opened a claim and stated that the film could be removed or reapplied. The dealer advised the contact that the film could be removed. The failure mileage was approximately 25,500.”

“I am reporting a problem obtaining the remedy for an open safety recall on my 2024 Hyundai Palisade Limited (Hyundai Recall 283 / NHTSA 25V-607). I first contacted Johnson Hyundai of Wake Forest, NC, regarding this recall in October 2025. At that time, the dealership did not have the necessary remedy available. I contacted the dealership again in January 2026 and was placed on a waiting list for the recall repair. As of October 6, 2026, I am number 123 out of approximately 390 customers on the dealership’s waiting list. I have been told that Hyundai is sending only a very limited number of replacement parts to dealerships and that customers may wait seven months or longer before being notified that their parts are available. This recall involves seat-belt buckle assemblies that may fail to latch properly, creating a potential increased risk of injury in a crash. My concern is not that the dealership is refusing to perform the recall. My concern is that the manufacturer is not supplying sufficient replacement parts for the dealership to perform the safety recall within a reasonable timeframe. Hyundai’s recall information indicated a planned final remedy owner…”