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Jeep Wrangler recalls: 47 US campaigns

NHTSA has recorded 47 distinct safety campaigns against the Jeep WRANGLER since 2016. The Dutch register holds 23, for the 4,704 of them registered on Dutch roads.

47US safety campaigns
2016–2025
23Dutch campaigns
all years on file
4,704registered on
the Dutch road

American regulators have recorded 24 more distinct campaigns against the Jeep WRANGLER than the Dutch register holds.

What those campaigns were about

NHTSA files every campaign against the system at fault. For the Jeep WRANGLER, the American record breaks down like this: counted once per campaign, not once per model year.

Electrical system7
Exterior lighting6
Power train6
Air bags5
Back over prevention4
Steering3
Seat belts3
Fuel system, gasoline2

What this does not mean. A larger count on one side is not proof that the other country's owners were abandoned. Model variants differ between markets, an American campaign can cover an engine or body never sold in Europe, and a privately imported car has no national importer obliged to write to its owner, which is itself worth knowing. We publish the difference as a measured fact and an open question, never as an accusation.

Check whether a Jeep WRANGLER recall was quietly rewritten · check your own car, by country

US figures are distinct NHTSA campaign numbers for vehicle recalls, read from NHTSA's published bulk file, last read 15 September 2026. Dutch figures are campaigns recorded by the Netherlands vehicle register; the fleet count is the Netherlands vehicle register's vehicle register. One campaign counts once however many model years it covers.

What the WRANGLER record is mostly about

Recalls are not interchangeable, and this model’s are not spread evenly. The single largest group is electrical system, with 7 of the 47 American campaigns filed against it, followed by exterior lighting (6) and power train (6). The full breakdown is in the table above, counted once per campaign rather than once per model year: a single campaign covering six years of WRANGLER production counts once here, which is not how most recall counts are quoted.

Check a Jeep WRANGLER

A recall lookup tells you what is open on your car today. It does not tell you whether the notice was edited after it was published: manufacturers revise them, and the new version replaces the old one on the public record. We keep the originals, hashed and dated. Check a Jeep WRANGLER against ours, or look your own car up by country.

How these two registers are compared, why most models cannot be compared at all, and which forty can: the method is here. Figures rebuild themselves from NHTSA’s bulk file and the Netherlands national vehicle register’s open data; freshness is public on the status page.

Every campaign, as the authority wrote it

35 of these campaigns are listed below. The page behind every number carries the fault, the fix and the wording as filed - and any later change to that wording.

The rest of the Jeep record

Every Jeep campaign we hold, newest first, with the ones caught being rewritten marked.

Other Jeep models:

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Jeep Wrangler across the registers

This site holds seven national and European registers. Jeep Wrangler is named on 54 American notices, 54 Canadian, 34 British, 21 European and 85 Israeli. Those are separate campaigns, filed with separate authorities on their own schedules. Nothing here says any one of them is another one in a different country.

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Israeli

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Jeep Wrangler, 248 recall notices held in 5 registers, every version kept at CarsMultiverse

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