Bill Luke Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram
There are plenty of places to learn about a Ram truck recall online, from official declarations by Stellantis and Mopar to third-party follow-ups from auto experts like Kelley Blue Book® or the NHTSA shortly thereafter. But, how do you know if that recall applies to your specific model year and trim level?
Recall notices usually arrive by mail, but even if you haven’t received an official Ram or Mopar letter, it’s important to periodically check for Ram truck recalls yourself – for your own, and everyone else’s, safety on the road. If you do find your Ram 1500, 2500, or 3500 on a recall list, our dealership in Phoenix, AZ, can fix those issues quickly at no cost to you. Contact Bill Luke CJDR today for all manner of Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, and Ram recall assistance.
You’ll need to have your truck’s license plate number or VIN to use these services.
A Ram truck recall is an official declaration by the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) or National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), stating that one or more components of a Ram model have been confirmed to function improperly. Recalls also trigger a “stop sale” scenario in many cases, meaning brands and dealerships are legally prohibited from selling new vehicles until the issues have been rectified.
Vehicle recalls happen all the time to almost every automotive nameplate. Some are less risky and related to convenience features, cosmetic issues, or non-functional electronic components, while others are extremely dangerous and affect your model’s ability to drive, brake, or protect occupants in a crash. Regardless of the severity of your Ram truck recall, you are entitled to complimentary repair services at our Phoenix, AZ, dealership.
While theoretically you should receive a Ram truck recall in the mail as long as your vehicle is properly registered to your residence, we don’t recommend relying solely on this method. Perhaps you’ve moved and haven’t updated your address yet. The USPS also processes hundreds of millions of units every day, so things are bound to get lost in the shuffle occasionally.
In short, the most responsible way to stay on top of any Ram truck recall is by regularly checking your pickup’s status using one of the online methods we listed above. In fact, the U.S. Department of Transportation urges drivers to individually check for recalls at least twice per year.
If any other CDJR dealer in Phoenix has tried to charge you for a Ram truck recall repair, walk away immediately and bring your vehicle to Bill Luke CJDR. Official safety recall repairs, including those involving cosmetic components like trim accents, badges, or interior panels, should never cost the owner money.
U.S. federal law requires automotive manufacturers to cover all parts and labor costs, regardless of warranty status or ownership history, in order to quickly address and correct safety defects, and our dealership follows this rule diligently. Set up an appointment with our service center today for professional recall repairs.
Bill Luke CJDR stands behind every vehicle in the CDJR family. If your make and model has a manufacturer-caused problem, our dealership is here to help. Simply schedule an appointment at our service center, just like you would for any oil change or brake pad replacement, and our technicians will fix the issue free of charge. Your on-road safety is our top priority.
