Recall check by VIN
Check any US-market car for open NHTSA safety recalls and owner-reported faults. Decoded from the VIN in seconds, free and without an account.
Every recall the manufacturer filed with NHTSA for this year, make and model, with what is wrong, why it matters and what a dealer does about it.
How many owners of the same model filed complaints, how many involved a crash or a fire, and which components come up most often.
A recall remedy is free of charge regardless of the age or mileage of the car, and regardless of who owns it now. That makes an open campaign a cost you do not inherit.
NHTSA publishes recalls per model, not per car, and does not publish whether the work was already done on a specific vehicle. Ask the seller or a dealer with the VIN in hand. Campaigns issued outside the United States are not in this database.
Pricing
One report costs $9.99. Five reports cost $35.00 ($7.00 each) and ten reports cost $50.00 ($5.00 each). The packs need no subscription and their credits do not expire.
Recall check questions
Where does the recall data come from?
From NHTSA: the safety campaigns the manufacturer filed for that year, make and model, and the complaints owners of the same model filed themselves.
Is the recall check free?
Yes. Free, unlimited and no account needed. Open safety recalls are public information and we keep them that way.
Who pays to fix an open recall?
The manufacturer. A recall remedy is free of charge regardless of the age or mileage of the car, and regardless of who owns it now, so an open campaign is a cost you do not inherit.
Can it tell me whether the work was already done on this car?
No. NHTSA publishes recalls per model, not per car, and does not publish whether a specific vehicle was repaired. Ask the seller or a dealer with the VIN in hand.
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