National Recall Information Hub
What is a vehicle recall?
A vehicle recall is issued by a manufacturer when a specific model or group of vehicles has been identified with a safety-related defect or a problem that does not meet federal safety standards.
How do I know if my vehicle has an open recall?
You can check for open recalls by entering your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) into the recall lookup tool on this page or by contacting our service department directly.
Is my vehicle safe to drive if it has a recall?
Some recalls are minor and may not affect the immediate drivability of your vehicle, while others may pose a safety risk. We recommend scheduling a recall inspection as soon as possible to ensure your safety.
Does a recall mean something is wrong with my vehicle right now?
Not necessarily. A recall indicates a potential issue identified by the manufacturer, not that every vehicle is currently experiencing the problem.
How much does recall service cost?
Recall repairs are performed at no cost to you. The manufacturer covers all approved recall-related parts and labor.
Our Collision Center
Our team specializes in restoring your vehicle after major and minor collisions. Once your place your vehicle in our care, we'll ensure it's restored to be as good as new. We'll work with your insurance provider, handle all the details, and make the process as stress-free as possible for you.
Our Service Center
From the wipers to the wheels, our Certified Service experts know the exact needs of your car, truck, or SUV. Our Certified Service experts are trained to know every inch of your vehicle and can help you keep it running with the performance you've come to expect with us.
Ask Us About a Recall
* Indicates a required field
Service You Can Trust
Online Scheduling
Weekly Service Specials
Free Oil Changes for Life
Exceptional Customer Service