Mercedes Benz Recalls FAQs

Recalls are common across all vehicle manufacturers and are usually something many vehicle owners will deal with at least once regardless of their make or model. Finding out a component on your vehicle has been recalled can be a hassle and sometimes quite startling. 

However, most of the time, the situation is minor and an easy fix to San Antonio owners at no cost. Find out how to navigate a Mercedes Benz recall and rectify the situation below. 

What Is a Recall? 

A recall on your Mercedes Benz means a relevant issue with a component or function on your vehicle that could affect performance or normal operation. These recalls must be remedied by your local Mercedes Benz dealer and is usually a simple process. 

What Are Examples of Mercedes Benz Recalls? 

Mercedes Benz recalls that may have been experienced by Alamo Heights drivers in the past include: 

• 2017 Brake System Recall
• 2017 Limiter Recall
• 2014 Taillight Recall
• 2021 Emergency Call Recall
• 2013 Takata Airbag Recall

Am I Responsible for Paying for Recalls? 

In no circumstances will a Mercedes Benz owner ever be responsible for paying for a recall. The manufacturer covers these repairs at no cost to you. 

Will Mercedes Benz Alert Me If There’s a Recall On My Vehicle? 

Yes. Several ways exist to discover if your vehicle has ever been, or is currently, a part of a recall. 

You can always contact the Mercedes-Benz of San Antonio service department and ask an advisor or manager to schedule an appointment so we can handle the problem and get you in and out, free of charge. 

It’s possible that you also may receive a letter from Mercedes Benz in the mail regarding any recalls on any Mercedes Benz vehicles you own. 

You can always check the recall information on Mercedes Benz search recall tool using your vehicle’s VIN to find model-specific information.