What Does a Recall Mean?

Suppose your Subaru Crosstrek has a recall notice out. In that case, it means that something isn't the way it should be with your vehicle and that this particular issue affects multiple vehicles made within a certain timeframe. Usually, a recall means that the problem has the potential to be dangerous and should be dealt with as soon as possible.

What Happens If I Ignore a Recall for My Crosstrek?

Recall service may seem inconvenient. After all, you have to bring your car to the dealership when the problem may not even seem obvious. But it's always strongly recommended that you not ignore recall notices. If you continue to drive with a vehicle that has been recalled, you're putting yourself at greater risk. The longer you drive without having the necessary recall service performed, the greater the chances are that you'll be in peril. Your safety is a top priority to us at Brilliance Subaru, as well as to the designers at Subaru. We urge you to pay attention to any recall notices that may have been sent your way.

Why Choose Brilliance Subaru for Crosstrek Recall Service?

It only makes sense to choose the dealership service center when your Subaru Crosstrek needs recall service performed. After all, the dealership is where you can get this service performed at no cost to you. This is the kind of offer you simply won't get at an unauthorized service center. Of course, there are many more benefits you'll get from coming to an authorized Subaru dealership. Our technicians have been trained and certified by Subaru, so they know the intricacies of working with the Boxer engine inside your Subie. Mechanics at local shops may not have much experience with Subaru models. In addition, we use OEM Subaru parts for our service. If there's a problem with the quality of a Subaru part, there will likely be a recall, and your vehicle will be covered under warranty. The same isn't necessarily true of the aftermarket parts you'll find at other places.