You get an auto recall in the mail -- what do you do about it?
Put it in drawer and say I'll get to that later?
Ignoring a recall puts your life at risk.
FOX8 On Your Side's Melissa Painter explains why you should act and do it quickly.
Why you should act quickly if you get an auto recall notice
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