What a Recall on Your Subaru Means

A recall is sent out to vehicle drivers if the manufacturer or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) detects an issue with your vehicle. In most cases, the problem is a safety issue. Because of this, recall service is significant and should not be ignored. Recall service should be completed at a factory-certified dealer or service center authorized to provide the recall service. In most cases, recall service is completed free of charge.

How to Find Out If Your Vehicle is Involved in a Recall

Your vehicle’s manufacturer will send you written notice if your vehicle is involved in a recall, but there are other ways to determine if your vehicle has a recall notice. You can check our recall page and check the recall notice of your specific Subaru vehicle. Checking our page is the fastest way to get the latest recall information on your car. Finally, recall information is usually broadcast on the news. We recommend occasionally checking our recall page if you want to get the latest information on Subaru recalls.