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How to check a list of VINs for open vehicle recalls at once

Updated 2026-11-11 · Data and API builders · by CyberMax

Short answer

NHTSA lets you check one VIN at a time on its site. To check a fleet, decode each VIN to make, model and year, look up recall campaigns, and keep a CSV. Recallroll does this for up to 50 VINs at once in the browser; new campaigns appear in its weekly feed.

  1. Paste up to 50 VINs (one per line).
  2. Each VIN is decoded to make, model and year.
  3. Open recalls are listed with the campaign number.
  4. Export to CSV; follow the weekly new-recalls feed.
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Questions

Is a recall repair free?

In the US, safety recall repairs are done free by dealers; contact one with the campaign number.

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