How Much Do Pothole Repairs Cost?

One pothole could cause damage costing almost two months of an average UK salary*.

According to our database of 30,000 car warranty customers, axle and suspension damage is one of the most common causes of repair claims.

The top repair cost for a suspension claim was a Land Rover Range Rover Sport, coming in at a whopping £3,863. This was closely followed by £2,768 for a Mercedes-Benz S-Class and it's not just luxury car owners who are forking out for potholes. We recorded a £1,697 suspension repair for a Ford Galaxy. 

The Annual Local Authority Road Maintenance Survey (ALARM), published last month, revealed that more than 24,000 miles of UK roads need repairing within the next year**, putting many cars at an increased risk of suffering suspension and axle-related damage.

Councils are currently spending £20.6 million a year in maintaining UK roads, but this a £556 million shortfall in the budget needed to keep on top of Britain's roads. There is currently a 14-year pothole backlog that would take £9.1 billion pounds to clear. 

2018's Budget And Pothole Spend

If you're thinking about making a claim against your local council for pothole damage you should first file a Freedom of Information request to see when the road was last inspected. We've made an example letter to make things easier. 

Why Are Potholes So Bad?

The state of UK roads has worsened significantly thanks to the prolonged cold spell of snow and wet weather earlier this year. Potholes are created when water gets into cracks in the road, freezes and expands, breaking open the road surface. Once the water melts again the road surface is weakened, road traffic speeds up this breakdown process. With weather conditions now improving, the perilous state of the nation’s roads is now becoming clear.

Overall, the average cost for a suspension claim has risen 10% to £305.05 in the last three years, which is equivalent to 58% of an average weekly wage in the UK*.

Top 10 most expensive suspension/axle claims in the last 12 months***:

Duncan McClure Fisher, said: “Potholes can prove to be a costly problem for motorists, causing damage that can run into thousands of pounds. With the ALARM report showing that a huge number of roads are still in poor condition, this is a problem that could plague many British drivers for months to come.”

Those drivers unfortunate enough to suffer pothole damage can approach MotorEasy for a repair quote with our ‘do-it-for-me’ service doing all the legwork of finding them a local garage they can trust and even negotiating better parts and labour costs on their behalf.

Customers are also assigned a MotorEasy technician who will look after the repair process for them and can organise collection and drop-off of their vehicle to the garage.

MotorEasy offers an online suite of motoring services and products to cover all aspects of car ownership and maintenance. Customers also benefit from their own private online account area, where they can store all their vehicle documents and receive notifications for important dates, such as MOTs, services and insurance renewals.

* https://tradingeconomics.com/united-kingdom/wages

** www.asphaltuk.org/alarm-survey-page

***Maximum vehicle age 10 years

Further Reading

Potholes Repairs: How To Report A Pothole Or Make A Claim

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Car Repairs: How To Book Your Free Health Check

What Are Car Safety Recalls?

Car recalls from the DVSA have become a regular part of car ownership over the last few years. They occur when a manufacturer determines that a car model or indeed several models have a defect that could compromise the drivers safety. If you're looking for a specific recall we have listed them all below so just scroll down. 

Now new legislation could be bought in that could see an automatic MOT fail if a recall repair is not completed. With figures showing there could be as many as a million cars on the road with ignored safety recall notificiations, with some 55,000 owners of Vauxhall Zafira's not having necessary repairs even after receiving up to seven letter from the car maker. 

11 Checks On A Car Without Getting Your Hands Dirty

Car Recalls In The News

The most famous car safety recall in the press was probably the Toyota brake recall of 2009-2011, where over 9 million vehicles were recalled worldwide. There were also 400,000 Mercedes-Benz recalled in October 2017 due to a major air bag fault in the UK.  

How To Check Car Recalls?

Since then it has become much more accepted that over time certain lines of vehicles can exhibit faults that weren't apparent when they left the factory. Addressing these problems can be seen as a proactive move by manufacturers for the safety of motorists. 

Recalls are now regularly undertaken by manufacturers, with the DVSA (Driver & Vehicle Standards Association) announcing new recalls each month. In fact, you can check whether your car requires a recall at any time using their free car recall tool or just keep scrolling on down. 

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Why It Pays To Get A Car Recall Done?

Car Recalls February 2019

DVSA car recall notifications for February 2019. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Peugeot Traveller Expert 4 (16'-18') - Rear Suspension Wishbone Mounting May Not Be Correct Specification

Citroen Spacetourer Dispatch IV (16'-18') - Rear Suspension Wishbone Mounting May Not Be Correct Specification

Peugeot Traveller Expert 4 - Under Certain Driving Conditions The Air Conditioning Compressor Pulley Could Break

BMW X5 & X6 (06'-13') - Idler Pulley Bolt Could Come Loose Over Time

Peugeot Traveller Expert 4 (15'-18') - Excessive Loading Of Front Suspension Could Result In Loosening Of Front Wishbone Lower Ball Joints

Citroen Spacetourer Dispatch IV (15'-18') - Excessive Loading Of Front Suspension Could Result In Loosening Of Front Wishbone Lower Ball Joints

Citroen Spacetourer Dispatch IV (15'-18') - Under Certain Driving Conditions The Air Conditioning Compressor Pulley Could Break

Citroen Spacetourer Dispatch IV (16'-18') - Steering Rack Assembly May Not Be Correct Specification

VW Polo (17'-18') - The Adjusted Handbrake Lever Travel For Parking The Vehicle Can Increase

Seat Ibiza & Arona (17'-18') - The Adjusted Handbrake Lever Travel For Parking The Vehicle Can Increase

Maserati Ghibli & Quattroporte (17'-17') - Possible Leak In The Fuel Line At The Quick Release Connector 

Ford Transit (17'-17') - Incorrectly Torqued Left Hand Seatbelt To Seatbelt Shoulder Height Adjuster Bolt

Citroen C3 Aircross (16'-18') - Wires In One Of The Connectors Of The Seat Belt Position Sensor May Not Be Right

Skoda Octavia & Superb (02'-02') - Driver Airbag Generator Housing Could Come Loose

Mercedes E-Class (18'-18') - Rear Spoiler May Not Be Fitted Correctly

Mercedes A-Class (18'-18') - The Airbag Could Be Damages As It Opens

Vauxhall Astra, Zafira & Cascada (09'-14') - Software Issue With Hill Start Assist Feature

Mazda MX-5 (16'-18') - Models With Automatic Transmission May Unexpectedly Downshift 

Car Recalls January 2019

DVSA car recall notifications for January 2019. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Subaru Forester (13'-14') - Clutch Pipe May Contact Bulkhead Wiring And Cause Engine To Cut Out

Subaru Legacy, Outback (05'-14') - Electronic Parking Brake Capacitor May Fracture

Mitsubishi Outlander (08'-09') - The Flange Of The Drive Belt Automatic Tensioner May Crack

Infiniti Q30 QX30 (15'-18') - Gear Shift Indicator May Not Behave As Intended

Volvo V40, V40CC, XC90, S60, S60CC, V60, V60CC, XC60, V70, XC70, S80 (15'-18') - Small Cracks On The Inside Of A Rubber Fuel Hose

Vauxhall Insignia B (17'-18') - Central Door Locking System May Unlock The Doors Whilst The Vehicle Is Parked

Dacia Sandero & Logan (18'-18') - Airbag May Not Deploy In A Collision

Renault Megane IV (18'-18') - Incorrect Positioning Of Wiring Could Turn Warning Lights On

Volkswagen T-Roc (18'-18') - Bonded Joint Between The Upper And Lower Section Of The Rear Spoiler May Become Faulty

Lexus SC430 (01'-03') - Front Passenger AirBag May Rupture

Citroen C3 IV (18'-18') - The Steering Column Universal Joint Clamp May Be Incorrectly Fitted To The Steering Column

Toyota Prius, Prius+ & Auris HV (10'-14') - Vehicle May Not Enter Failsafe Driving Mode As Intended

Peugeot 208 (18'-18') - The Steering Column Universal Joint Clamp May Be Incorrectly Fitted To The Steering Column

Toyota Aygo (11'-15') - Incorrect Tooling Set Up With Fuel Tank May Lead To Reduced Wall Thickness 

Toyota Aygo (05'-13') - There's A Possibility That The Glue Holding The Glass On The Rear Door Could Detach

BMW M3, M4 and M4 Convertible (16'-16') - The CFK Drive Shaft May Have Insufficient Durability

Bentley Mulsanne (12'-18') - The Rear Seat Belt Anchorage Performance May Not Fulfil Load Requirements

Mercedes-Benz C-Class & E-Class (18'-18') - The Lock Status Of The Steering Coupling Was Not Correctly Documented

Mercedes A-Class (17'-18') - The Locks Of The Right/Left Seat Backrest Will Not Lock

Hyundai Kona (18'18') - The Airbag Control Unit May Detect A Crash Signal And Command Deployment Or Non-Deployment Of The Airbag

Car Recalls December 2018

DVSA car recall notifications for December 2018. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Subaru Legacy, Outback & Impreza (04'-10') - Misconnection Of The Fuel Pump Connector

Renault Captur (18'-18) - Incorrect Welding Of The Catalytic Converter

Citroen C Crosser & C4 Aircross (08'-11') - Ancillaries Belt Tensioner Mounting May Not Be Correct

Citroen C Crosser (07'-09') - Adhesive Used To Fix Sunroof Glass Assembly To Outer Frame May Not Be Correct Specification

Renault Kangoo Van (18'-18') - Incorrect Welding Of The Catalytic Converter

Nissan Q30 7 QX30 (15'-18') - The Child Safety Rear Door Lock Indicates The Wrong Positions In The Owner's Manual

BMW 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Series, X1, X3, X4, X5 & X6 (10'-15') Exhaust Gas Recirculation Module Cooler Could Leak

Vauxhall Astra (15'-18') - Reduction In Braking Power Where The Brake Pedal Is Applied Slowly And Constantly

Volkswagen Passat, Atreon, T-Roc & Golf (18'-18') - Rear Seat Bench Welded Connection May Not Be Correctly Performed

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 907 (18'-18') - Blind Spot Monitoring Exit Warning Inoperable After Ignition Switched Off

Audi A4 & A5 (17'-17') - Passenger Airbag Module Bolts Securing To The Dash Panel May Be Insufficiently Tightened

Skoda Octavia & Karoq (18'-18') - A Welded Connection Of The Rear Seat Bench May Not Have Been Correctly Performed 

Mercedes-Benz 907 & 901 (18'-18') - Backlight Illumination Of The Hazard Warning Push Button Switch Is Deactivated After 20 Minutes

Toyota Avensis, Corolla & Verso (02'-07') - Air Bag Control Module For The Supplemental Restraint System Could Be Susceptible To Internal Shorting

Porsche Panamera (16'-18') - Electric Power Steering May Sporadically Be Unavailable For A Limited Period Of Time 

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 907 & 910 (18'-18') - Driver Support And Assist Functions Distronic, Hold, Drive Away Assist And RCTA Are Not Active 

Ford GT (16'-18') - Rear Wing (Spoiler) Valve Block May Leak Hydraulic Oil Onto Exhaust

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 907 & 910 (18'-18') - Post-Collision Brake Function Within Esp Was Not Activated During Production 

Mercedes-Benz Citan 415 (18'-18') - Hole May Appear In The Heat Shield Connection At The Diesel Particulate Filter/Catalytic Converter Housing

Car Recalls November 2018

DVSA car recall notifications for November 2018. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Volkswagen T-Roc (17'-18') - Electric Parking Brake Can Be Unintentionally Released When Disengaging The Clutch Pedal

Polaris Ranger (15'-18') - Improperly Routed Parking Brake Cable

Mitsubishi Outlander (16'-17') - FCM May Activate The Brake For Longer Than Necessary

Mitsubishi ASX, Outlander, Outlander PHEV & Eclipse Cross (17'-18') - Brake Hydraulic Unit Function May Be Interrupted

BMW 5 Series, Saloon Touring, X3, X4, X5, 3 Series, Saloon Touring, Gran Turismo, 4 Series, Gran Coupe, Coupe Convertible, 1 Series, 2 Series, Coupe Convertible (14'-16') - Exhaust Gas Recirculation Cooler Could Potentially Leak Over Time

Ford Edge, Mondeo, S-Max & Galaxy (14'-18') - Possible Low Torque Condition With The Air Conditioning Clutch Fastener

Volvo XC60, S90, XC90, V90, V90CC, XC40, V60, V60CC (16'-18') - Possible Software Issue In The Vehicle Connectivity Module

Seat Ateca (16'-18') - The Inclination Of The Left Headlight May Be At The Wrong Angle

Seat Ateca (16'-18') - Electric Parking Brake May Unintentionally Release When Disengaging Clutch

Mercedes Vito & V-Class (13'-18') - Airbag Off Indicator Lamp Does Not Light Up If Passenger Seat Unoccupied

Honda NSX (16'-18') - Printed Circuit Board Screws May Shift And Contact The PCB Circuitry & Crossover Inlet Pipe Insufficiently Welded

Mazda 6, RX-8, 2, CX-7, BT-50 (03'-14') - Takata Passenger Air Bag May Not Operate As Intended

Volkswagen Polo (17'-18') - The Left Rear Seat Belt Double Buckle May Unfasten Involuntarily

Car Recalls October 2018

DVSA car recall notifications for October 2018. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Mercedes Benz GLE & GLS (18'-18') - Rear Axle Brake Caliper May Not Have Been Manufactured According To Specification

Audi Q5 (18'-18) - Brake Piston May Not Have Been Coated Correctly

Mercedes Benz C-Class (16'-17') - Bonding Of The Rear Beltline Trim Strips

Ford EcoSport (17'-17') - Lower Control Arm Weld

Vauxhall Corsa (18'-18') - Hood May Open Whilst Driving

Mercedes Benz E-Class (17'-17') - Child Seat Isofix Mounting

Mitsubishi ASX (10'-17') - Tail Pipe And Exhaust Silencer Welding May Crack

Mercedes Benz CLS & AMG GT (17'-18') - Riveting Of Seat Belt Housing Cover At Front Seats

BMW X5 (01'-02') - Airbag Control Unit Fault

Audi Q2 (17'-18') - Electro-Mechanical Parking Brake May Be Released When Clutch Released

Vauxhall Zafira (05'-14') - Potential Melting And Fires Within The Blower Motor Regulator

Car Recalls September 2018

DVSA car recall notifications for September 2018. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Hyundai HEV & PHEV (15'-17') - Hydraulic Clutch Inner Actuator Housing May Damage Inner Oil Seal

Nissan Juke & M20 (17'-17') - Internal Ignition Switch Spring May Have A Surface Defect

Vauxhall Insignia B (17'-17') - Clip Of Fuel Line Bundle May Rub Against Fuel Pump Return Hose

Fiat 500X (15'-18') - If Rear Selt Belts Are Not Fastened And Pretensioners Are Deployed The Latch Could Be Released

Mercedes-Benz S-Class (17'-18') - Two Nuts On Busbars May Not Have Been Installed

Mazda CX-3 & MX-5 (17'-18') - Control Logic Monitoring The Charging Control Fails To Divert Electrical Power In The Event Of Fault

Audi R8 (15'-17') - Possible Oil Leakage May Occur At The Gearbox Breather

BMW Mini Countryman (17'-18') - Crash Protection Plate For The High Pressure Fuel Pump Was Not Installed 

Mazda 6 (02'-05') - Takata Driver Airbags Inflators May Not Operate As Intended

Car Recalls August 2018

DVSA car recall notifications for August 2018. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Mercedes-Benz GLE (17'-17') - Potential Oil Leak From The Transmission Oil Cooler Lines

Mercedes-Benz X-Class (18'-18') - Tyre Pressure Monitoring System Software Error

Mercedes-Benz Sprinter 906 (17'-17') - Spot Welds May Have Not Been Correctly Applied To Door Frame

Mitsubishi ASX (12'-16') - Inappropriate Water Proof Structure Of The Front Deck

Mercedes-Benz C-Class (17'-18') - Incorrect Software Specification For Steering Column Switch Module

Mercedes-Benz V-Class (15'-17') - Rotating Front Seat Wire Fixings Can Loosen

Mercedes-Benz Vito (15'-17') - Rotating Front Seat Wire Fixings Can Loosen

Mercedes-Benz C-Class, E-Class (17'-18') - Laser Welding On Front Seats May Not Meet Specification

Mercedes-Benz GLA, A-Class, C-Class, GLC and E-Class (18'-18') - Driver's Airbag Gas Generator House Failure During Deployment

Mercedes-Benz C-Class and E-Class (18'-18') - Incorrect Underfloor Panelling Installed

Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango (12'-18') - Vehicle Short, Causing Can-C Bus To Stop Communicating

Fiat Panda (18'-18') - Engine Suspension Reaction Bracket Not Fitted

Mercedes-Benz A-Class (18'-18') - Communication Software Incorrect For Emergency Call System

Mercedes-Benz GL, GKS and GLE (10'-16') - Oil Foam May Develop In Oil Reservoir

Car Recalls July 2018

DVSA car recall notifications for July 2018. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Mercedes Benz Vans Sprinter (99'-02') - Gas Fuel Cylinders May Fail

Mercedes-Benz C-Class (11'-17') - Electrical Wiring In Steering Column May Not Be Sufficiently Grounded

Vauxhall Astra K (15'-17) - Front Brake Hoses Incorrectly Installed

Vauxhall Insignia A (17'-17') - Seat Belt Buckle May Seperate From Seat Frame

Vauxhall Grandland X (18'-18) - Oil Plug Leakage

Peugeot Expert 4 (15'-17') - Tow Ball Support Bracket Durability Inadequate 

Citroen Spacetourer and Dispatch IV (15'-17') - Tow Ball Support Bracket Durability Inadequate 

Toyota Auris and Corolla (10'-16') - Replacement Airbag Inflator Installed In An Incorrect Orientation

Car Recalls June 2018

DVSA car recall notifications for June 2018. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

BMW 1-Series, X1, Z4 and 3-Series (06'-11') - Plug In Contact Cable May Malfunction

Porsche Panamera G2 (16'-18') - Connecting Links On The Rear Axle Anti Roll Bar

Mercedes-Benz CLA, A-Class, B-Class, GLA, C-Class, GLC (11'-17') - Electrical Wiring In Steering Column May Not Be Sufficiently Grounded

Kia Optima PHEV (15'-17') - Battery System May Cause A Loss Of Power

Vauxhall Insignia B and Astra J GTC (18'-18') - Possible Oil Leak From Turbocharger

BMW E90 3 Series Saloon, E91 3 Series Touring, E92 3 Series Coupe, E93 3 Series Convertible - Variation In Electrial Resistance In Blower Regulator

Car Recalls May 2018

DVSA car recall notifications for May 2018. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Hyundai Ioniq (15'-17') - Coolant May Leak Into Electrical Power Control Unit 

Hyundai Santa Fe (17'-18') - Steering Wheel May Detach

Jaguar E-Pace (17'-18') - Reverse Lights May Interect With Electric Park Brake

Peugeot 308, Partner (17'-17') - Airbags May Not Be Triggered In Collision

Citroen C-Elysee, C4 Picasso and Berlingo (17'-17') - Airbags May Not Be Triggered In Collision

Mercedes-Benz CLA, A-Class, B-Class, GLA, C-Class, GLC (11'-17') - Steering May Be Insufficiently Grounded 

Kia Rio (17'-17')- Rear Door Child Lock May Not Operate

Mitsubishi L200 (15-16') - Door Latch May Malfunction In Hot Temperatures

Mitsubishi i-MiEV (09'-11') - Propellant In Front Passenger Airbag Inflator May Be Detiorated

Mitsubishi Outlander (06'-12') - Water Ingress May Cause Windscreen Wipers To Fail

Car recalls April 2018

DVSA car recall notifications for April 2018. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Mazda2, 3, CX-3 (15'-17')- Software Error Could Cause Engine To Fail

Renault Clio IV and Captur - Dipped Headlight May Fail To Light Road Ahead Sufficiently 

Jeep Wrangler (17'-17') - Brake Lamp Switch May Malfunction

Hyundai Sonata, Grandeur (04'-13') - Electrical Short Circuit May Occur In ABS

Toyota Lexus RC-F, GS-F, LC500 (14'-17') - Fuel May Leak

Vauxhall Insignia B -Windscreen May Not Be Correctly Installed

Porsche Panamera (18'-18') - Accelerator Pedal May Not Be Correctly Installed

BMW X3 and X4 (16'-18') - Restricted Fuel Supply Could Cause Engine To Stall

Jaguar E-Pace (17'-17') - Front Brake Flexi Hose

Audi A8 (18'-18') - Retaining Clip In The Active Head Restraint May Not Be Installed

Fiat Fullback (16'-17') - Door Locks May Malfunction

Audi A4 and A5 (14'-17') - Aluminium Trim May Partly Detach From Loudspeaker

Subaru Legacy, Outback and Tribeca - Front Passenger Airbag Inflator May Fail

Car Recalls March 2018

DVSA car recall notifications for March 2018. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Fiat 500 ('17-'17) - Instrument Cluster May Display Wrong Information

Nissan NV400 ('16-'17) - Fuel Filter Support May Break and Steering Column May Not Be Secure

Volkswagen Beetle, Eos, Golf, Jetta, Passat, Scirocco, Sharan, Tiguan, Touram ('11-'11) - Starter Motor Malfunction

Volkswagen T-Roc - ('17-'18) - Information Not In Owner Manual

Volkswagen T6 ('17-'17) - Front Passenger Airbag

Seat Ibiza, Leon, Altea, Alhambra ('11-'11) - Starter Motor Malfunction

Audi A3 ('11-'11) - Starter Motor Malfunction

Suzuki Baleno, Ignis & Swift ('16-'17) - Battery May Fail To Charge

Jaguar XF Sportbrake ('17-'18) - Restraint System

Mercedes Benz AMG GT R - Roll Bar Configuration

Ford Fiesta ('17-'17) - Brake Servo May Fail

Volkswagen Golf & Tiguan ('18-'18) Front Brake Discs

BMW X3 ('17-'18) - Rear Spoiler

Ford Focus & C-Max ('16-'16) - Alloy Wheels May Crack

Renault Zoe & Captur ('17-'17) - Front Wheel Hubs May Crack

Renault Master ('16-'17) - Steering Column

Dacia Logan ('17-'17) - Front Wheel Hubs May Crack

Suzuki Baleno, Swift & Ignis ('17-'17) - Starter Generator Belt

Vauxhall Movano ('15-'17) - Steering Column 

Car Recalls Feburary 2018

DVSA car recall notifications for February 2018. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Mercedes Benz Vito and V-Class (11'-17') - Electrical Wiring In Steering Assembly

Volkswagen Golf, Golf Est and Golf SV (14'-14') - Passenger Airbag May Not Deploy

Renault Zoe (17'-17') Incorrect Throttle Pedal Fitted

Mercedes Benz C-Class, S-Class, E-Class Coupe, GLC (16'-17') - Front Seat Belt Tensioner

Mercedes Benz A-Class (17'-17') - Windshield Bonding May Be Inadequate

Car Recalls January 2018

DVSA car recall notifications for January 2018. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Mercedes Benz Vito and V-Class - Wheel Bearing Retaining Ring 

Citroen Spacetourer and Dispatch IV (17'-17') - Engine Component Not Up To Specification

Peugeot Traveller and Expert 4 (17'-17') - Engine Component Not Up To Specification

Mercedes Benz - Passenger Seat Sensor

Ford Kuga, Focus, C-Max and Fiesta ST (10'-14') - Engine Cylinder Head

Audi A4, A5, A5 Cabriolet and Q5 (11'-15') - Heating Element in Air Conditioning

Ford Transit Connect - Engine Cylinder Head

Mercedes Benz E-Class (16'-17') - Seatbelt Pretensioner

Peugeot Kisbee Scooter (13'-17') - Frame May Crack 

Skoda Karoq (17'-17') - Passenger Protection Trims

Toyota Lexus CT200h (16'-17') - Possibility of a Fuel Leak

Mazda Mazda2 (DJ) (16'-17') - Handbrake May Disengage

Toyota Avensis and Rav4 (16'-16') - Turbocharger Bolts

Car Recalls December 2017

DVSA car recall notifications for December 2017. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Toyota C-HR and Prius (16'-16') - Invertor Capacitor

Toyota Prius (12'-15') - Electric Vehicle Fuse

Mercedes G-Class - ESP May Malfunction

Fiat 500L (12''17') - Heater Wiring May Cause A Short Circuit

Jeep Grand Cherokee (10'-14') - Brake Booster Water Shield

Fiat 500 (RHD only) (17'-17') - Electrical Power Steering

Car Recalls November 2017

DVSA car recall notifications for November 2017. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

Citroen DS3 (17'-17') - Suspension and steering

Peugeot 208 (17'-17') - Suspension and steering 

Toyota Land Cruiser LC100 & LC200, Lexus IS200 - Passenger airbag

Peugeot Ion - Passenger airbag

Citroen C Zero - Passenger airbag

Audi A3 & Q2 (17'-17') - Rear hub carriers

Seat Ateca (17'-17') Rear wheel bearing

Kia Sorento - (11'-11') Diesel fuel feed pipe

Mercedes Benz GLC - Plastic covers on panoramic sunroof

Nissan Qashqai (13'-16') - Rear right wheel may rub against and damage brake hose

Renault Twingo - Risk of degradation to the front left sub axle carrier

Car Recalls October 2017

DVSA car recall notifications for October 2017. If you own one of these cars manufactured between the dates shown you should have received a letter from the manufacturer.

If you've not received anything get in touch with a main dealer to arrange a free recall repair. Or get in touch with us and we can arrange it.

BMW 4 and 6 Series (17'-17') - Front seat mechanism

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