Toyota C-HR Recalls

What is a Recall?

The recall can be related to any part of the vehicle, such as airbags, seat belts, car seats, or other important vehicle components. A recall is meant to keep your vehicle in safe and reliable condition. Not all recalls are related to safety, some recalls can help fix or enhance the vehicle’s appearance. The recall can be issued by the vehicle manufacturer or a safety regulations authority such as the IIHS. The need for recall can be caused by different reasons, such as changes to collision test results or a vehicle component’s failure.

How the Vehicle Manufacturer Will Contact You for C-HR Recalls

You must keep your contact information up to date with the vehicle manufacturer. They will most likely mail you if there is a vehicle recall. At Westbury Toyota, we can arrange for transportation needs if you need to leave the vehicle at our service center. To make sure you don’t miss any recall and other C-HR recall information, the NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) recommends that you use the VIN (vehicle identification number) of your vehicle to check if there are any active recalls for your vehicle.

What Happens if You Neglect a Recall?

If you ignore the vehicle recall you risk the safety and performance of the vehicle. The recall is usually complimentary, so it shouldn’t cost you anything to get the issue fixed. However, you will have to take time out to take the vehicle to the service center. Another reason why getting the recall is important is time. The recall window can vary widely but there is a chance that the recall has an expiration date after which it will not be available or charged extra for the service.

Certified Technicians and Repair Specialists for Your C-HR

We offer certified technicians and repair specialists at our facility. These technicians are factory-trained and provide the highest quality of auto service and repair. To schedule a service or repair with our technicians, you can contact us to book an appointment.