Question 1

How many recalls does the 1999 Western Star Conventional have?

Accepted Answer

NHTSA has issued no recalls on the 1999 Western Star Conventional as of today. New recalls can be added any time after a defect surfaces, so the count on this page reflects the latest NHTSA data.

Question 2

How do I tell if my 1999 Western Star Conventional is affected by a recall?

Accepted Answer

Enter your 17-character VIN — stamped at the base of the windshield on the driver side and on the door jamb sticker — into the try.vin VIN check. The results will show exactly which of these 1999 Western Star Conventional recalls apply to your specific vehicle and whether each has already been repaired.

Question 3

Are recall repairs on a 1999 Western Star Conventional free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Western Star is required under federal law to repair any open recall on the 1999 Conventional at no cost — regardless of how many owners the vehicle has had or how many miles are on the odometer. Repairs must be performed at an authorized Western Star dealer.

Question 4

Does a recall on the 1999 Western Star Conventional affect resale value?

Accepted Answer

An open recall can reduce resale value; a recall that has been repaired (documented in the vehicle history report) generally does not. Before you buy or sell a used 1999 Western Star Conventional, run the VIN through try.vin to confirm every open recall has been remedied.

Question 5

How many owner complaints are on file for the 1999 Western Star Conventional?

Accepted Answer

2 owner complaints have been filed with NHTSA for the 1999 Western Star Conventional. Complaint records include crash, fire, injury, and death flags and are a useful early indicator of defects that may later become formal recalls.

1999 Western Star Conventional Recalls, Ratings & Complaints

Check your 1999 Western Star Conventional VIN