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Ford Motor Company has issued two recalls affecting hundreds of thousands of Canadian vehicles over airbag and tire problems.
The automaker has issued a recall for 274,737
vehicles after it was determined that part of their Takata driver-side front airbags can degrade if exposed to high humidity long-term.
This may cause the airbag to rupture upon deployment, according to the recall.
Ford notes that, while this condition could result in serious injury or death, it is not aware of any reports of the airbags rupturing.
Included in the recall are 2006-2012 Ford Fusions, 2007-2010 Ford Edges, and 2007-2011 Ford Rangers.