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Jeep Cherokee recalls by model year
NHTSA lists 68 recall campaigns across the 2014 to 2023 Cherokee model years in our list. Pick a year to see each campaign and the free fix.
| Model year | Campaigns | Most recent part |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 Cherokee recalls | 1 | Power train |
| 2022 Cherokee recalls | 3 | Power train |
| 2021 Cherokee recalls | 4 | Power train |
| 2020 Cherokee recalls | 3 | Power train |
| 2019 Cherokee recalls | 11 | Power train |
| 2018 Cherokee recalls | 7 | Power train |
| 2017 Cherokee recalls | 6 | Power train |
| 2016 Cherokee recalls | 9 | Electrical system: rear compartment/trunk |
| 2015 Cherokee recalls | 11 | Electrical system: rear compartment/trunk |
| 2014 Cherokee recalls | 13 | Electrical system: rear compartment/trunk |
Parts that come up most
Across these years, the parts named most often in Cherokee campaigns are:
- Power train (23 campaigns)
- Electrical system (13 campaigns)
- Equipment (7 campaigns)
- Air bags (6 campaigns)
- Seats (4 campaigns)
- Engine and engine cooling (3 campaigns)
One campaign often covers several model years, so the same recall can appear under more than one year. Your VIN tells you which ones apply to your car.
More: all Jeep recalls.
Jeep Cherokee recall questions
Which Jeep Cherokee year has the most recalls?
Of the model years we list, the 2014 Cherokee has the most, with 13 campaigns. Many campaigns cover several model years, so the same recall can show on more than one page.
Should I avoid a Jeep Cherokee with recalls?
Not by itself. Recalls are fixed free, and a car with a completed recall is no worse off. Check the VIN of the exact car before you buy.
Source: NHTSA recalls API, checked 2026-10-28. Not a repair shop, estimates only.