---
id: guide-0018
title: "What should I do if my vehicle has a safety recall?"
category: guide
subtopic: recalls
page_type: guide
source_url: "https://www.boballenmotormall.com"
tags: ["safety", "recalls", "service", "compliance"]
questions:
  - "How do I know if my car has a recall?"
  - "Is a recall repair free?"
  - "What do I do if I get a recall notice?"
  - "Are recalls dangerous?"
related: [warranty-basics, maintenance-schedule]
dealer: Bob Allen Motor Mall
---

Recalls are manufacturer-issued fixes for safety or quality issues. Taking action is simple, free, and keeps you safe.

**How Recalls Work**
When a manufacturer discovers a defect that could affect safety or performance, they issue a recall. Owners are notified by mail or email with details and instructions. Recalls cover everything-parts and labor-at no cost to you, whether your warranty is still active or not.

**Check Your Vehicle**
You can check for open recalls by visiting NHTSA.gov (the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) and entering your vehicle's VIN. Many manufacturers also notify owners directly.

**What to Do**
If you receive a recall notice, call Bob Allen Motor Mall's Service team at **(877) 331-4442** to schedule the repair. We'll book you in at your convenience, get it done quickly, and you'll be back on the road knowing everything is right.

**Peace of Mind**
Recalls aren't a cause for alarm-they're the manufacturer's way of taking care of you. The sooner you address one, the sooner you can forget about it.
