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A smarter check before the next mile.

Go straight to the official recall source. Have your tire’s complete details ready, then follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

Check official tire recalls.

NHTSA’s recall search is the source for U.S. safety recall information. Use its Tires search and match the exact brand and tire line.

Open NHTSA recall search ↗

Bring the details that identify your tire

  1. Brand and full tire model. Copy the entire tire-line name, including suffixes.
  2. Size and service description. Record what is molded into the sidewall.
  3. Complete DOT tire identification number. The final four digits are only the manufacturing date group.
  4. Vehicle and purchase information. Keep the receipt and any tire registration record available.

Read the recall’s scope and remedy

A recall may apply only to particular sizes, identification ranges or production periods. Match the full details rather than assuming every tire with a familiar brand name is included. Contact the manufacturer or an authorized dealer if you cannot establish whether your tire is affected.

Follow the recall notice’s instructions. A vehicle VIN search and a tire-model search answer different questions; replacement tires may require a separate tire lookup.

What this page does—and does not—show

This is a guide to official recall resources, not a live recall feed. We do not display an “all clear” status or infer that a tire is recall-free from missing results. Check the current official record and confirm uncertain matches with the manufacturer.

Official resources

Resource links reviewed September 20, 2026.

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