Vehicle Owners with Defective Airbags Urged to Take Immediate Action

October 21: NHTSA urges owners of certain Toyota, Honda, Mazda, BMW, Nissan, and General Motors vehicles to act immediately on recall notices to replace defective Takata airbags. The message comes with urgency, especially for owners of vehicles affected by the regional recalls in the following areas: Florida, Puerto Rico, Guam, Saipan, American Samoa, Virgin Islands and Hawaii. Details & List of Affected Vehicles
>> Use our VIN lookup tool to see if your recalled vehicle still needs to be repaired

NHTSA Unveils New, Free, Online Search Tool for Recalls Using Vehicle Identification Number (VIN)

Has your recalled car been repaired? Your VIN can quickly tell you!

NHTSA unveils new, free, online search tool using your Vehicle Identification Number to find out if a recalled vehicle still needs to be fixed. Details | Try the lookup tool!

Advanced frontal air bags: Knowing the facts can save your life

Advanced frontal air bags: Know the facts

Today's advanced frontal air bags, which first came out in some 2004 models, are better able to protect drivers and front seat passengers by using sophisticated sensing systems to determine whether, when and how much to deploy. Read More

NHTSA introduces Car Seat Finder to help parents choose the right seat

NHTSA introduces Car Seat Finder tool

The Car Seat Finder is an easy-to-use tool that lets you do just that. Simply enter your child's birth date, weight and height, and you'll get car seat type results that fit your child, based on our recommendations. Find the right seat | News release

>> NHTSA's page on the recalls and GM’s courtesy transportation
>> Go to GM’s site to learn more about the recalls

Be TireWise: Tire buying and maintenance tips

NHTSA's TireWise site gives advice on choosing and caring for tires

Education campaign provides consumers and retailers essential information and advice covering the entire life of the tire. Read More

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