How to Look Up a Volkswagen Recall

Drivers are typically notified if they have a Volkswagen recall. However, if you’ve noticed an issue with your vehicle and are concerned you missed a notice, you can also search for them on your own. North Penn Volkswagen is outlining how to look up a Volkswagen recall and what’s next.

What Is a Recall?

If your vehicle’s manufacturer or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) detects a defect in one of your vehicle’s components, you’ll receive a Volkswagen recall. This means that your vehicle is no longer safe to drive. If you have a recall, it’s important to have it addressed right away.

How Do I Know if I Have a Volkswagen Recall?

Typically, drivers will receive a Volkswagen recall notification by certified mail. These notifications are sent to the address that your vehicle is registered under. You can also search online to see if your vehicle has an open recall.

How Do I Look Up a Recall?

You can search for a recall directly on our site. Navigate to our “Service Center” tab, then click on “Recall Department” and scroll down to the “Check for Recall” button. To check for recalls, you’ll need your vehicle identification number (VIN). The 17-digit number can be found on a sticker on the driver’s side door jamb, on your registration, or on your insurance documents.

What Do I Do If I Have a Recall?

Your recall notification should include information about your vehicle’s defect. It will also let you know if it’s safe to drive your vehicle to our dealership for repairs. If not, we can help you arrange a tow.

Schedule Volkswagen Repairs in Colmar, PA

If your vehicle has a defect, your repairs will be covered, so there’s no reason to delay getting your vehicle fixed. Visit North Penn Volkswagen for the necessary repairs today!