Chevy Recalls

A recall is a manufacturer's way of addressing safety issues or defects that may affect the performance of a vehicle. When a Chevy is recalled, it indicates that a model, or part of a model, needs to be returned to the dealer for safety-related updates or repairs, all at no cost to the owner.
Examples of Chevy Recalls
Certain recalls are more common than others. Here are some notable ones that could affect Chevy vehicles:
- Battery Recall: Issues related to battery performance or potential risks.
- Windshield Wiper Recall: Problems with windshield wiper operations.
- Takata Airbag Recall: Concerns with airbag inflators that may pose safety risks.
- Engine Oil Separator Housing Issue
- Trailer Brake Control Module Software Update
Which Chevy Models are Affected?
Recalls can potentially affect any Chevy model. A few models include:
- Chevy Equinox
- Chevy Silverado
- Chevy Traverse
- Chevy Bolt
- Chevy Trax
- Chevy Malibu
- Chevy Colorado
Recall Repair Costs
You will not be responsible for the cost of recall repairs. Bring your Chevy to Bud Clary Chevrolet of Moses Lake in Moses Lake, WA, for complimentary repair services ensuring your vehicle remains in top condition.
Staying Informed About Recalls
Chevy owners are usually notified by GM if their vehicle is recalled. For the most current recall information, contact our service department at (509) 765-4519 or visit the GM Recall Center page.
Need More Information?
If you have any questions about recalls or to check your vehicle's VIN for active recalls, visit our service center and get in touch with us directly at Bud Clary Chevrolet of Moses Lake. We are dedicated to ensuring your Chevy is safe and reliable on the road.