Audi Recalls in 2019

There were three major recalls of Audi vehicles in 2019. You should always keep up-to-date on Audi information, to make sure you don't miss a recall as it's discovered.

• Airbag issues. Airbag issues were discovered in a number of 2015 to 2019 Audi sedans and convertibles in the A3 line, in addition to 2017 through 2019 RS3 vehicles, 2016 through 2018 E-Tron SUVs, and 2015 through 2016 S3 sedans.
• Wheel arch covers. In the 2018 through 2019 Q5 and SQ5 SUVs, the wheel arch covers can sometimes become detached. You may have noticed that yours aren't secure at high speeds. These covers need to be fixed or they can be dangerous during a crash.
• Headlight issues. The LED headlights on 2016 through 2018 Q3 compact crossover can have issues, which can cause danger during night-time driving and driving in the dark.

These issues can be fixed easily by an experienced Audi recall center, but they are dangerous to drive with. If your vehicle has known issues, it needs to be fixed as soon as possible. When vehicles are recalled, these fixes are paid for by Audi. You don't need to pay for a recall fix: you just need to bring your vehicle into an Audi recall center, and everything is handled for you. 

Get Your Recall Done Today

Any safety issue with a vehicle should be addressed as soon as possible, not only for the safety of yourself but for anyone driving around you. These are known issues that could exist in the above Audi models, and getting them resolved will be a fast, easy process. In addition to recall services, we provide complete Audi repairs. With certified technicians, an on-site body shop, and loaner vehicles available, we're a full-service Audi recall and repair center.