Stellantis Recalls Over 200,000 Jeep SUVs Due to Faulty Tire Pressure Monitors

Stellantis has issued a recall for more than 200,000 Jeep vehicles in the United States because their tire-pressure monitoring systems may fail to alert drivers to low tire pressure, according to the automaker. The defect potentially compromises a basic safety feature that helps prevent tire-related accidents.

Owners of the affected Jeeps will be notified by Stellantis to bring their vehicles to authorized dealerships for inspection and repair. The specific models and model years involved have not been detailed in the initial announcement, but the recall covers a significant number of SUVs.

This recall adds to a series of recent actions by Stellantis, which has faced scrutiny over various safety and quality issues across its brands. The company says it is committed to addressing the problem promptly and ensuring customer safety.