What federal records show for the 2018 Jeep Wrangler

Recall campaigns, manufacturer warranty extensions, and consumer complaints recorded by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration for this model-year. Every figure carries its sample size and the date the records were read.

Federal records · buyer verification

2018 Jeep Wrangler

A component is listed below if NHTSA records a vehicle recall campaign, a manufacturer warranty extension or service campaign, or at least 10 distinct consumer complaints.

Recall campaigns

NHTSA lists these campaigns as covering certain 2018 Jeep Wrangler vehicles. One campaign can list several components, so adding these counts is not a way to total the campaigns — 14 vehicle campaigns are on record for this model-year.

Steering1 campaign1,115 distinct complaints
852 carried a usable odometer reading; the middle 50% of those readings fell between 900 and 12,000 miles.
Electrical System3 campaigns267 distinct complaints
Power Train4 campaigns176 distinct complaints
Structure2 campaigns97 distinct complaints
59 carried a usable odometer reading; the middle 50% of those readings fell between 500 and 9,600 miles.
Back Over Prevention1 campaignno complaint count above OAV’s minimum of 10
Equipment1 campaignno complaint count above OAV’s minimum of 10
Latches/Locks/Linkages1 campaignno complaint count above OAV’s minimum of 10
Seat Belts1 campaignno complaint count above OAV’s minimum of 10

Manufacturer campaigns

The manufacturer filed these with NHTSA as warranty extensions or service campaigns.

EngineWarranty extensionmost recently Oct 16, 2024
A warranty extension does not establish that this vehicle is covered, or that coverage is unexpired. Coverage depends on the program, the VIN, and its date of first sale — confirm with a franchised dealer.

Federal law requires the manufacturer to remedy a safety recall at no cost to the owner — by repair, replacement or refund — for vehicles not more than 15 years old on the date the defect was determined.

Parts are sometimes on back-order and some remedies are interim, so a dealer may not be able to complete the work immediately. A specific vehicle’s current recall status is available through NHTSA’s VIN recall lookup.

Most-complained components with no recall campaign on record

At least 10 distinct complaints, ordered by complaint count.

Suspension342 distinct complaints
268 carried a usable odometer reading; the middle 50% of those readings fell between 3,000 and 15,000 miles.
Service Brakes67 distinct complaints
Wheels61 distinct complaints
50 carried a usable odometer reading; the middle 50% of those readings fell between 4,125 and 10,000 miles.
Electronic Stability Control (ESC)46 distinct complaints
45 carried a usable odometer reading; the middle 50% of those readings fell between 3,500 and 16,000 miles.
Visibility43 distinct complaints
Vehicle Speed Control24 distinct complaints
Fuel/Propulsion System20 distinct complaints
Seats14 distinct complaints
Air Bags13 distinct complaints

OAV lists only communications filed as warranty extensions or service campaigns. Jeep filed 693 other service communications for this model year; those are not listed.

These federal records are not an input to OAV’s price verdict.

These records describe the 2018 model-year, not any individual vehicle, and are not an inspection. One complaint can be recorded against more than one component, so counts do not sum to the model-year total. Service records for any component listed here are worth requesting from the seller.

Complaints are unverified consumer reports submitted to NHTSA. Mileage is self-reported and frequently rounded. Complaint records as of 2026-09-28. Recall records as of 2026-09-28. Manufacturer communications as of 2026-09-28.

2018 Jeep Wrangler listings

Currently listed on OAV, ordered by how recently each was listed. Prices and availability come from the dealer.

Listings are shown for this model-year and are not selected by, or connected to, the federal records above.