618 North Ave
Wakefield, MA 01880-1311
At Albrecht Subaru of Wakefield, we're able to determine if your Subaru model has been recalled. Though you may also perform your own research and facilitate how to remedy the issue at-hand via our local Brookline-area Subaru service center.
In fact, the recall process from start to remediation is simple to undertake in the greater Boston area.
Your Subaru Ascent is an assemblage of various parts, components and systems. While most of these details have been designed and engineered by the Subaru marque, there are often components installed during first assembly sourced from outside vendors and firms.
So, should a recall exist for any one part or vehicle system, it's imperative to understand how to glean such important information.
The Subaru OEM (original equipment manufacturer) website plays host to a recall tool that's accessed from home in Belmont. With your Subaru VIN (vehicle identification number), you may input this information for an immediate accounting of any outstanding issue.
Or, when visiting our local Danvers-area Subaru service center, our Subaru factory-trained team of service advisors will use your Subaru Crosstrek VIN for the same purpose and process.
Should a recall exist, it's time to schedule an appointment with our North Reading-area Subaru service center. This may be handled online by accessing our service scheduling tool with priority given to recall issues.
The same is true when contacting our Subaru service advisors directly. In any such instance, it's important to have any recall dealt with expeditiously and wholly before a vehicle part or system fails while underway.
And recalls are covered by warranty or the outside vendor in terms of cost.
Should you learn of a recall involving your Subaru, do not hesitate to contact our Subaru service advisors.
As mentioned, priority is given at our Boston-area Subaru service department to those Subaru owners and lessees with a recall outstanding.
