Stellantis has issued a massive recall affecting nearly 1.5 million RAM pickup trucks due to a critical stability control issue. The recall, which primarily affects trucks in North America, was prompted by a potential defect in the Electronic Stability Control (ESC) system, increasing the risk of crashes.

According to reports, the Electronic Stability Control system in affected RAM trucks may fail unexpectedly, reducing the vehicle’s ability to maintain control, particularly in adverse driving conditions. Stability control is crucial for preventing rollovers and maintaining traction, making this a significant safety concern.

The recall includes RAM 1500, 2500, and 3500 models manufactured over multiple years. While most of the recalled vehicles are located in the United States and Canada, some are also present in other markets. Stellantis urges owners to check their VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) on the official recall website to see if their truck is affected.

Stellantis will notify affected owners via mail, providing details on how to get their vehicles repaired free of charge. The fix involves reprogramming the Electronic Stability Control module, which dealerships will handle at no cost to the owner.

If you own a RAM 1500, 2500, or 3500, here’s what you should do:

Check your VIN on Stellantis’ official recall website.
Schedule a service appointment at an authorized dealership.
Avoid risky driving conditions until the issue is fixed.

Recalls of this magnitude highlight the importance of vehicle safety technology and regular maintenance. With millions of RAM trucks on the road, ensuring that all affected models are repaired quickly is crucial for preventing potential accidents.

Stellantis has assured customers that they are working swiftly to address the issue and improve quality control measures. This recall serves as a reminder for automakers to prioritize rigorous safety testing before vehicles hit the market.

If you own a recalled RAM truck, don’t delay—schedule your repair today to keep yourself and others safe on the road.