šŸ” Free VIN Recall Lookup

Check if your vehicle has any open safety recalls using official NHTSA data. Enter your 17-character VIN below to get instant results.

Your VIN is a 17-character code found on your dashboard (driver's side) or inside the driver's door frame.

šŸ“‹ How It Works

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Find Your VIN

Locate the 17-character VIN on your dashboard (driver's side, visible through windshield) or on the sticker inside your driver's door frame.

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Enter VIN Above

Type or paste your VIN into the search box. The VIN is not case-sensitive and should only contain letters and numbers (no I, O, or Q).

3

View Recall Status

We query the official NHTSA database in real-time and display any open recalls for your specific vehicle.

šŸš— Where to Find Your VIN

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Dashboard

Look through the windshield on the driver's side. The VIN plate is on top of the dashboard.

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Door Frame

Open the driver's door and look at the door post (where the door latches). A sticker shows the VIN.

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Documents

Check your vehicle registration, insurance card, or the original window sticker.

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Engine Block

The VIN is often stamped on the engine block (front of the engine).

ā“ Frequently Asked Questions

What is a VIN?

A Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) is a unique 17-character code assigned to every vehicle. It contains information about the manufacturer, model year, where it was built, and more.

Is this VIN check free?

Yes! Our VIN recall lookup is completely free. We use the official NHTSA public API to provide accurate, real-time recall information.

What should I do if my vehicle has an open recall?

Contact your local dealer immediately to schedule a free repair. Recall repairs are always free of charge, regardless of your vehicle's age or mileage.

How often is the recall data updated?

Our tool queries the NHTSA database in real-time, so you always get the most current recall information available.

šŸ“Š Data source: NHTSA | Real-time API integration

This tool queries the official NHTSA database. While we strive for accuracy, always verify results with your dealer or directly at NHTSA.gov.