Product & vehicle recalls

Recent recalls from the CPSC and NHTSA, explained in plain English: what's affected, how to check yours, and how to get the refund, repair or replacement.

CPSC · Oct 15, 2026Scotch thermal laminator recallFire hazardRefund53,634 unitsNHTSA · Oct 14, 2026Toyota Land Cruiser Hybrid fuel leak recallFuel leak, fire riskRepair106K vehiclesNHTSA · Oct 9, 2026Hyundai Genesis and Genesis G80 power seat fire recallFire risk, park outsideFix coming · Repair94,622 vehiclesCPSC · Oct 8, 2026Romorgniz six-drawer dresser recallTip-over hazardRefund12,078 unitsCPSC · Oct 8, 2026PACEARTH swing seat recallFall hazardRefund111K unitsNHTSA · Oct 7, 2026Toyota RAV4 Plug-in Hybrid power loss recallLoss of drive powerSoftware update30,978 vehiclesNHTSA · Oct 6, 2026Ford Super Duty and F-150 speedometer recallInaccurate speedometerFix coming · Repair102K vehiclesCPSC · Oct 1, 2026HotHands rechargeable hand warmer recallFire and burn hazardsRefund77,000 unitsCPSC · Oct 1, 2026Walmart Expert Grill brush recallIngestion hazardRefund4.5M unitsCPSC · Oct 1, 2026Dollar Tree electric balloon pump recallBurn hazardRefund360K unitsNHTSA · Sep 29, 2026Ram ProMaster power steering recallLoss of power steeringFix coming · Repair266K vehiclesCPSC · Sep 24, 2026Kesyup mattress recallFire hazardRefund48,405 unitsCPSC · Sep 17, 2026JKMAX heated blanket and heating pad recallFire and burn hazardsRefund195K unitsCPSC · Sep 17, 2026Esjay toddler busy board recallChoking hazardRepair276K unitsNHTSA · Sep 11, 2026Volkswagen Atlas, Tiguan and Audi Q3 steering bolt recallLoss of steering controlRepair209K vehiclesNHTSA · Sep 9, 2026Ford F-150 fuel tank strap recallLeaking or detached fuel tankRepair223K vehicles
Check yours

Match the model, lot number or date code on the product to the official notice. For a car, look up its VIN on nhtsa.gov/recalls.

Get the remedy

Contact the company named in the recall for the refund, repair or replacement. You don't need a lawyer or a paid service.

Watch for a settlement

Some recalls lead to class actions. When a settlement opens, it's listed on Owed's settlements page.

Recalls can turn into settlementsOwed matches you with open class action settlements and tracks new ones as they're added — one flat membership, never a percentage of your payout.
See what I'm owed

Recall facts come from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Owed isn't affiliated with either agency or with the companies named.

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