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See whether your vehicle has an open safety recall — and exactly what to do next.
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Official source
Results come from the NHTSA recall database, the federal record of vehicle safety recalls.
Repairs cost nothing
Manufacturers pay for recall repairs, including parts and labor.
What this can’t see
Service campaigns, warranty fixes, and recalls filed in the last day or so. If it isn’t a federal safety recall, it isn’t on this page.
Latest recalls
Newest first — every new recall, translated into plain English.
- November 3, 2026Spencer display may stop responding to touch commands or fail to power on, preventing the activation of exterior emergency lights, fire fighting and other emergency equipment.→
- November 2, 2026Hyundai software error in the air bag control unit (ACU) may improperly deactivate the air bag system and seat belt pretensioners.→
- October 29, 2026Cadillac brake system control module (bscm) contains a software defect that may cause a loss of braking during certain driving conditions.→
- October 29, 2026Chevrolet steering gear assembly may have a nut that was not properly tightened.→
- October 29, 2026Mack official notice describes a safety defect, but the details were not provided in plain language.→
- October 28, 2026Ember Recreational Vehicles power cord fuse may not provide adequate circuit protection.→
- October 28, 2026Forest River fireplace installed may have incorrect clearance from the cabinet.→
- October 27, 2026Heartland power cord fuse may not provide adequate circuit protection.→
Recall News
Owner-first explainers for noteworthy recalls — what happened, who may be affected, and what to do next.
- November 1, 2026What your recall number actually means: 26V, decoded.→
- October 31, 2026Certified pre-owned? The sticker can't see the recall record.→
- October 27, 2026Winterizing your RV? Add the recall check to the list.→
- November 3, 2026Your teen's first car: the recall check nobody does.→
- November 7, 2026Recall vs. service bulletin vs. investigation: three different animals.→
- October 31, 2026Is the recall fix really free? What's covered, what isn't.→
- November 5, 2026Your car was recalled before you bought it. The fix is still free.→
- October 29, 2026Buying a used truck? Run the VIN before the test drive.→
- October 20, 2026Ford has issued 79 recalls in 2026. Nobody else is close.→
- October 20, 2026Buying a used camper? It can have open recalls — check before you pay.→
- October 9, 2026Genesis G80 and Hyundai Genesis recalled: power seat motors can overheat and catch fire — park outside until repaired→
- June–October 2026Fire trucks and ambulances recalled: the screen that runs the lights and sirens can go dark→
- October 7, 20262026 Toyota RAV4 Plug-In Hybrid recalled: the hybrid system can shut down at highway speed→
- October 6, 20262026 Ram 2500 recalled: a steering module fault can shut off electronic stability control→
- September 25, 2026ATC trailer recall: coupler fix is ready and owner letters are in the mail→
- September 22, 20262025–2027 Ford Expedition and 2026 Super Duty recalled: contaminated LED chips can knock out the headlights→
- July 28, 2026Ford F-150 and F-250 recall fix is ready: rearview camera update by dealer visit or over the air→
- April 8, 2026Lexus fuel pump fix is ready: dealers can now replace the pump on GS, RC and IS models recalled in April→
- October 20, 2026Selling your car with an open recall: what's legal, what's smart→
- October 20, 2026Do recalls expire? No — and that changes what an old truck is worth checking→