Subaru Forester Wheel Bearing Recall: Everything You Need to Know
Subaru Forester Wheel Bearing Recall: Everything You Need to Know
Subaru of America has issued a subaru forester wheel bearing recall for certain model years of the Forester SUV. The recall affects vehicles equipped with 17-inch or 18-inch wheels.
Affected Models and Years
Model Year | Number of Vehicles
---|---|
2019 | 22,854
2020 | 25,791
2021 | 10,315
Reasons for the Recall
The recall was issued due to a potential issue with the wheel bearings. The bearings may not have been properly tightened during assembly, which could lead to premature wear and failure.
Failure of the wheel bearings can cause a variety of issues, including:
| Potential Issue | Consequences |
|---|---|
| Reduced handling and stability | Loss of control, accidents |
| Noise and vibration | Driver discomfort, damage to other components |
| Premature tire wear | Increased costs, reduced safety |
What Subaru is Doing
Subaru is contacting affected owners and asking them to schedule an appointment with their local dealership. The dealership will inspect the wheel bearings and replace them if necessary. The repair will be performed free of charge.
What Owners Can Do
If you own an affected Subaru Forester, you should contact your local dealership as soon as possible to schedule an appointment. You can also check the NHTSA website (here) to see if your vehicle is included in the recall.
Success Stories
Here are three examples of how the Subaru Forester wheel bearing recall has benefited owners:
- A 2019 Forester owner noticed a strange noise coming from the front of his vehicle. He took it to the dealership, where the wheel bearings were inspected and replaced under the recall. The owner reported that the noise has disappeared and his vehicle is now driving smoothly.
- A 2020 Forester owner was experiencing a vibration in the steering wheel. The dealership diagnosed the issue as a faulty wheel bearing and replaced it under the recall. The owner said the vibration has gone away and his vehicle is now more comfortable to drive.
- A 2021 Forester owner was concerned about premature tire wear. The dealership inspected the wheel bearings and found that they were not properly tightened. The bearings were replaced under the recall and the owner reported that the tire wear has stopped.
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