More than 20,000 Jeep vehicles have been recalled in Canada due to a potential safety issue, according to a recent announcement. The recall affects certain models, and owners are urged to take their vehicles to authorized dealers for inspection and repair.
Recall Details
The recall involves over 20,000 Jeep SUVs and crossovers, specifically the Jeep Cherokee and other models, due to a defect that could increase the risk of a crash. The issue relates to a component that may fail, leading to loss of vehicle control. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) Canada, the manufacturer, has identified the problem and is working with Transport Canada to address it.
Affected Models
The recall covers certain Jeep Cherokee vehicles from the 2014-2018 model years. Owners can check if their vehicle is affected by visiting the FCA recall website or contacting their local dealership. The company will notify affected owners by mail and provide instructions for free repairs.
Safety First
Transport Canada emphasizes the importance of responding to recall notices promptly. Vehicle owners are advised to schedule an appointment with a dealership as soon as possible. The repair is expected to take less than an hour, and there is no cost to the owner.
This recall is part of a broader effort to ensure vehicle safety in Canada. In 2025, there have been several recalls across different automakers, highlighting the ongoing commitment to addressing potential hazards.
What Owners Should Do
- Check if your vehicle is affected by using the VIN lookup tool on the Transport Canada or FCA website.
- Contact your local Jeep dealership to schedule a free repair.
- Do not ignore the recall notice; the defect could pose a serious safety risk.
For more information, owners can call FCA Canada's customer service at 1-800-387-9983. The company apologizes for any inconvenience and assures customers that safety is their top priority.
