What is a Vehicle Recall?
A vehicle recall occurs when a manufacturer discovers a safety defect or non-compliance with safety standards in their vehicles. When this happens, they issue a recall notice to fix the problem at no cost to owners.
Why Check for Recalls?
Checking for vehicle recalls is important because:
- Safety issues could put you and passengers at risk
- Unaddressed recalls may affect your vehicle's performance
- Repairs are completely free - don't miss out
- Buying a car? Check it doesn't have outstanding recalls
Common Types of Recalls
Vehicle recalls can cover various issues:
- Airbag recalls - Faulty airbags that may not deploy correctly
- Brake recalls - Issues with braking systems
- Fuel system recalls - Potential fire hazards
- Software recalls - Updates needed for vehicle computers
- Seatbelt recalls - Buckles or mechanisms that may fail
What to Do If You Have a Recall
If our check reveals an outstanding recall:
- Contact your local dealer or manufacturer immediately
- Book an appointment for the free repair work
- Keep driving your car unless advised otherwise
- Get written confirmation once the work is complete

