Product recalls
Firestone Recalls: How to Check (NHTSA)
Tire recalls are handled by NHTSA, not the CPSC. Here's how to check whether your Firestone tires are affected, using the DOT code on your sidewall, and what to do if they are. Our CPSC search below covers Firestone's non-tire products.
About Firestone recalls
Tire recalls in the US are handled by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), not the CPSC. When Firestone issues a tire recall, it is filed with NHTSA and the remedy is nearly always free replacement of the affected tires through authorized dealers.
Registering new tires with Firestone at purchase (your installer often does this) means you are notified directly if a recall is ever issued, and it is the reason tire registration cards exist.
Firestone products to check: Firestone recalls, when they occur, involve its passenger, truck, and SUV tires. If you own several, check each one, recall notices name specific models and production ranges, and one product line being recalled says nothing about the others.
Already own Firestone products? Add them to the free WarrantyRanger tracker and we'll alert you automatically if they're ever recalled, so you don't need to check manually.
What to do if your Firestone product is recalled
Confirm your model is affected
Click the official CPSC recall link in the results above. Recalls list the specific model numbers and date ranges covered, not all products in a line are necessarily affected.
Stop using the product if the hazard is active
Some recalls involve fire, shock, or injury hazards. If the recall notice recommends stopping use immediately, follow that guidance before contacting the company for a remedy.
Contact Firestone for your remedy
Recall notices include the manufacturer's contact information and the specific remedy offered (repair, replacement, or refund). Contact them directly, remedies are provided at no cost under federal law.
Register for recall alerts
Add your Firestone products to the WarrantyRanger tracker and we'll email you if they're ever recalled in the future, including products you've already added.
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