If you receive a notification that your Mazda car or SUV has a recall, there are immediate steps you can take in order to minimize any risk to you or your family. Safety recalls are fairly common in the automotive industry, and while they can be inconvenient, they’re also generally easy to manage.
If the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) finds a manufacturing defect in a Mazda vehicle that could put you and your family at risk, they’ll request that the manufacturer issue a recall. Mazda takes responsibility to fix the issue, so there’s no financial cost to the vehicle owner.
While Mazda makes every effort to notify owners about recall information, sometimes things slip through the cracks. That’s why there are multiple ways for you to learn about recalls.
If you’ve received a recall notification, don’t throw it away. Instead, contact Keffer Mazda immediately. We’ll be able to give you guidance on what to do next.
Recall repairs are typically paid by the manufacturer. So schedule a recall service appointment with Keffer Mazda and let our ASE-certified technicians take care of your Mazda vehicle. Keep a record of your receipts and other documentation, as it can be useful in the future should the issue recur or if you decide to sell your vehicle.
Whether you’ve received a recall notice or you need routine maintenance or intensive repairs, Keffer Mazda’s service center will take great care of your vehicle. Come see us today in Huntersville, NC.
