How Long Do Recalls Last

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Answer #1: Posted by Odin on June 22nd, 2021 5:44 PM

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As a general rule, recalls have no expiration date. (More at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Product_recall.) If you're unsure, consult the company: for Straight Talk, use the contact information at https://www.contacthelp.com/straight&20talk.

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Answer #2: Posted by SonuKumar on June 22nd, 2021 7:09 PM

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How long is a recall good for?

8 years

Regardless of whether you are the original owner or not, you still qualify for any recalls, including those that have occurred before you bought the car. The statute of limitations for all no-charge recalls is 8 years from the original sale date of the vehicle.

How long does a car company have to fix a recall?

Although you are strongly urged to fix the problem right away, you technically have up to 10 years after the sale date of the vehicle to fix the problem for no charge. There is one exception, however, and that's for tires: You must make tire recall repairs within 60 days of receiving the recall notice

Can a dealership refuse to fix a recall?

Manufacturers are obligated to attempt to notify owners of recalled products. ... If a dealer refuses to repair your vehicle in accordance with the recall letter, you should notify the manufacturer immediately. You can also file a complaint with NHTSA at www..

Are recalls forever?

While recalls don't technically expire, manufacturers are only obligated to provide a free remedy to vehicles not more than 15 years old. ... If you found a recall on a vehicle older than 15 years, please take the responsibility to repair your car as soon as possible.

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