The vehicle recall process is actually much simpler than it
sounds. Basically, after a vehicle has been assembled and sent to dealerships, parts
used to assemble that vehicle are inspected or brought to the manufacturers’ attention
from consumers and then deemed defective.
These parts could fail to meet
standards set by the NHTSA, they could pose a hazard to drivers of the Clermont
Toyota vehicle, or could be largely cosmetic. Regardless, a vehicle recall is
issued to all drivers of the vehicle. Most often, recall notices are sent by
mail to the address wherever your license plate and vehicle are registered and
includes information like:
- A description of the particular defect.
- The possible risks the defect poses.
- Warning signs and symptoms to look for if the specific part is become increasingly defective.
- A plan for repairs including when the repair is redeemable and how long it will take.
- And a plan of action for what to do next.
Any vehicle recall issued can be repaired by a certified Toyota auto service location, like Toyota of Clermont. Luckily, drivers don’t have to worry
about covering the expense of the recall repair or part replacement. Checking
on an existing recall isn’t always necessary as the NHTSA is very efficient
with issuing recall statements. However, in the event that you don’t receive a
notice by mail, you can still consult the NHTSA website for active recalls on
your Clermont Toyota vehicle or you can check your vehicle manufacturer’s website for any updates.
After repairs are completed, the new component is closely
monitored by the NHTSA and will be fixed if an issue still exists.
Vehicle recalls and more fixed at Toyota of Clermont
While inconvenient, recalls are easily solved, especially with
the help of our auto service techs at Toyota of Clermont. Not only can we
repair your recall, we can also get your vehicle on a routine auto service
schedule at an affordable cost. We’re open seven days a week and located at
16851 State Road 50, just off the Florida Turnpike.
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