Jeep has recalled 78,989 Wrangler SUVs from model years 2024 and 2025 because their tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMS) may fail to warn drivers of low tire pressure.
Federal law requires new cars to warn drivers of low air pressure in a tire. Jeep tells the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) that some Wrangler models may have a cable pinched between other components in a way that can prevent the TPMS from receiving data from sensors in the tires.
Dealers will inspect the cable and reroute it or replace it as necessary to fix the problem.
Recall repairs are always free.
Millions of people miss recall notices every year and unknowingly drive recalled vehicles. Our recall center has an easy VIN tool to help you find out if your car needs any free safety repairs.
