Vehicle recalls
Enter a VIN or choose a make to see the possible recalls NHTSA has on record for that model year. The manufacturer confirms which apply to your vehicle.
To confirm a recall, check your VIN with NHTSA's recall lookup, the manufacturer, or a dealer. Check your VIN with NHTSA
Questions
Check your VIN with NHTSA's recall lookup or the manufacturer's, or call a dealer. Cardog shows the possible recalls NHTSA has on record for your model year.
To find your vehicle's make, model and year. The list you see is for that model year. Only the manufacturer can say which recalls apply to your vehicle and whether the repair is done.
They cover vehicles sold in Canada. A Canadian recall may have no US match, or a different number. For a vehicle sold in the United States, go by NHTSA and its VIN lookup.
Safety recall repairs are normally free at an authorized dealer. The recall notice sets out the remedy and any conditions.
Follow the manufacturer's notice. Most allow normal driving until the repair; some say to stop driving or park outside.
Recalls follow the vehicle. Check the VIN with the manufacturer and update your contact details with them so future notices reach you.