Kia has issued an urgent recall and a Do-Not-Drive order for around 3,900 Forte sedans due to an issue causing a loss in steering control, Kelley Blue Book reports.

The recall applies to Forte vehicles from model year 2023. According to the automaker, a joint in the car’s right front lower control arm may have not been welded correctly. This makes it prone to breaking under use and causing a loss in steering control.

Owners of the recalled vehicle will receive notices by mail and will be instructed to arrange for a dealership to have the car towed in and worked on. Repairs and towing services will be free.

To remedy the issue, dealers will replace the right front lower control arm.