Keeping Your Vehicle Safe With CDJR Recall Service
The team at Gengras CDJR, is dedicated to providing an outstanding ownership experience. To accomplish our goal, we have a service center filled with high-tech tools and equipment for Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram cars, trucks, and SUVs.
Our factory-trained and certified technicians know the intricacies of the CDJR lineup, and our experienced service advisors track your vehicle history and help with CDJR recall service.
What Happens When Your Vehicle Has A Recall
Organizations like the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration conduct vehicle safety tests on all foreign and domestic vehicles that traverse US roads. When those organizations find an issue with a safety or powertrain feature, they inform the automaker. If the automaker finds that a recall is necessary, they alert dealerships and owners of the problem. They use vehicle identification numbers (VIN) to determine which vehicles need recall service.
When Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram recalls happen, the automaker mail notifications to the registered owners. At Gengras CDJR near Vidor, we receive alerts in our computer system so we can inform drivers who visit our service center. Along with notifications about vehicles needing service, the automaker sends service bulletins to all CDJR dealerships with instructions about the recall needs and the affected parts.
What To Do When Your Vehicle Has A Recall
The best place for recall service is Gengras CDJR. Our service advisors can quickly look up your vehicle’s VIN to determine if it needs recall service. If it does, our technicians can perform the tasks. All recall services come with free parts and labor, as the problem is technically the fault of the automaker.
If you receive a recall notice in the mail, we recommend scheduling a recall service visit as soon as possible. You can use our online scheduling tool, call our dealership, or stop in to make an appointment. Recalls are usually for faulty safety or powertrain features, so neglecting recall service can be a potentially risky choice for you and your passengers.