Jeep Recalls — Canada & USA

Jeep has 29 models with recall activity in our database, spanning 1972 through 2026. Across those models, 601 recall campaigns are recorded, and the distribution skews heavily toward the upper tiers of the severity rating system: 49% of campaigns fall into the Critical tier and another 25% into High, meaning nearly three out of every four recalls involve consequences such as fire risk, loss of vehicle control, or serious injury potential. The Medium tier accounts for 18% of the total, while Low and Informational recalls together make up just 6%.

The Grand Cherokee carries the highest recall count in the lineup at 155 campaigns, followed by the Cherokee at 114 and the Wrangler at 100. Together those three models account for more than 60% of all recall activity across the entire Jeep catalog, though every segment of the lineup from the Gladiator to the Renegade has contributed to the overall total. Among recent Critical recalls, 2021 Gladiator vehicles are subject to a campaign involving wiring that can overheat and melt, creating a fire risk even when the vehicle is parked and the ignition is off. That type of consequence, where the hazard persists without the vehicle in motion, illustrates the range of conditions captured under the Critical classification in the database.