According to NHTSA, a Jeep Grand Cherokee recall was issued in June 2023 by Chrysler due to rear coil springs.

The recall applies to 2022-23 Grand Cherokee and 2021-23 Grand Cherokee L vehicles. Jeep Grand Cherokee owners should take their vehicles to a dealership where the rear coil spring springs can be inspected.

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Additional Jeep Grand Cherokee Recall Information

According to Chrysler, the rear coil springs aren’t defective but were incorrectly placed on Grand Cherokees between December 2020 and May 2023. Rear coil springs, part of a vehicle’s suspension system, absorb the impact from bumps and also bear the vehicle’s body weight onto the axles. 

The coil springs recall comes one month after Jeep recalled about 89,000 Grand Cherokees because their steering columns had been installed incorrectly. That recall centered on 2021-2023 models.

While no injuries have been reported, Chrysler said it fielded 17 warranty claims and two customer assistance records from drivers related to the part following a March 3 investigation.

Recall Wrap Up

We offer bold and wise representation to families who have suffered serious injuries due to a car wreck. Driving with missing or damaged coil springs can put you and other drivers at risk.

“Rear coil springs that detach from the vehicle while driving may result in a hazard to operators and occupants of other vehicles, which can cause such vehicles to crash without prior warning and/or may result in injury to vulnerable road users,” Chrysler, Jeep’s parent company, said in the NHTSA documents.

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