Recalls by the manufacturer are issued when Nissan or the NHTSA finds a defect or problem with a vehicle that could greatly influence the safe operation of the vehicle. The problem can be present in just one model or several models. As soon as the automaker sends notifications to the dealers, registered car owners are alerted of the problem in order to get their vehicle diagnosed, fixed or replaced by the certified car dealerships.
The majority of the time, a vehicle recall is for a safety-related problem pertaining to the, steering, brakes, wheels and tires, seat belts, air bags or ignition switch and technical issues.
First and most importantly, read the recall letter thoroughly. The letter will thoroughly define the problem and provide essential details for arranging a time to repair the problem at a neighborhood dealer. It will also share indications and risks connected with the problem.
Be sure to take care of a recall issue as soon as possible. Most car recalls are safety-related and waiting may put you at risk.
After getting the notification from the NHTSA, vehicle manufacturers have up to 60 days to send recall notifications to all registered owners alerting them of the recall. If your vehicle is acting unusual and you think it may have a recall, you can always get in touch with your local car dealership to check. You can also check the NHTSA website using your vehicle’s VIN to see if any recalls have been issued for your vehicle.
After getting the notification from the NHTSA, vehicle manufacturers have up to 60 days to send recall notifications to all registered owners alerting them of the recall. If your vehicle is acting unusual and you think it may have a recall, you can always get in touch with your local car dealership to check. You can also check the NHTSA website using your vehicle’s VIN to see if any recalls have been issued for your vehicle.
By law, all vehicle owners and lessees are entitled to have their recall repaired free of charge. The cost to fix the vehicle will always be 100% covered by the manufacturer. The only cost to you is the time to take the vehicle in for repair.