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Mazda Recall Information

Live from the NHTSA federal database · Checked by VIN · Repaired at no charge

A safety recall means the manufacturer or the federal government has identified a defect and committed to fixing it. Nothing on this page is written by us — the campaign lists below are pulled from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration when the page loads, so they show what is on file at the moment you are reading. Whether a specific vehicle is affected comes down to its VIN, and our service team will check one for you.

NHTSALive federal recall data
NO CHARGERecall repairs cost the owner nothing
BY VINThe definitive per-vehicle check
CERTIFIEDFactory-trained Mazda technicians
GENUINEMazda Parts
ANY MAZDABought here or bought elsewhere

How a Safety Recall Actually Works

Four things worth knowing before you read the campaign lists below.

An Open Campaign Is Not a Verdict

A recall campaign covers a range of vehicles the manufacturer believes may carry a defect — not every vehicle of that model and year. Your VIN is what says whether yours is one of them, and it is the only answer worth acting on.

The Repair Is Free

Recall work on a Mazda is performed at no charge to the owner. That holds whether you bought the vehicle from Dean McCrary Mazda, from another dealership, or privately.

Parts Availability Can Lag the Notice

A campaign is sometimes announced before the remedy parts reach dealerships. If that is the case for your vehicle, we will tell you plainly and put you on the list rather than book a visit that cannot be completed.

Recall Work Is Not Maintenance

A recall repair does not replace scheduled maintenance, and scheduled maintenance does not close a recall. If your vehicle is due for both, our service team can handle them in the same visit.

Open Campaigns, Live From NHTSA

One list per Mazda nameplate we sell and service, each queried directly against the federal database when this page loads. An empty list means the federal database returned no open campaigns for that nameplate at this moment — it is not a statement about any individual vehicle. For that, give us a VIN.

Mazda3

Covers the Mazda3 Sedan and the Mazda3 Hatchback — the federal database files both bodies under one nameplate.

CX-30

CX-5

CX-50

CX-50 Hybrid

The federal database files the CX-50 Hybrid as its own nameplate, so it gets its own list.

CX-70

Covers the CX-70 and the CX-70 Plug-In Hybrid — the federal database does not split the plug-in out.

CX-90

Covers the CX-90 and the CX-90 Plug-In Hybrid — the federal database does not split the plug-in out.

MX-5 Miata

Covers the MX-5 Miata soft top and the MX-5 Miata RF — the federal database files both under one nameplate.

Have a VIN in hand? Call or send it to our service team and we will run it against the federal database and tell you what, if anything, is open on that specific vehicle. You can also look a VIN up yourself at nhtsa.gov/recalls.

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FAQ

Recall Questions

How do I find out whether my Mazda has an open recall?

By VIN. The lists on this page tell you which campaigns exist for a nameplate; only a VIN tells you whether a particular vehicle is included in one. Send us the VIN through the form on this page or call our service team, and we will check it against the federal database and tell you what we find. You can also run it yourself at nhtsa.gov/recalls.

What does a recall repair cost?

Nothing. Recall work on a Mazda is performed at no charge to the owner, and that does not depend on where the vehicle was bought or how long you have owned it. If our technicians find something outside the recall while the vehicle is with us, we will tell you about it separately and you decide what happens next.

The list for my model is empty. Does that mean my vehicle is fine?

It means the federal database returned no open campaigns for that nameplate at the moment the page loaded. It is not a statement about your vehicle. Campaigns can be issued at any time, and a VIN check is the only answer that applies to the car in your driveway.

Can you do the recall work if I did not buy my Mazda here?

Yes. Any Mazda dealership can perform recall work on any Mazda. Bring it to Dean McCrary Mazda on the I-65 Service Road in Mobile and our factory-trained technicians will handle it with Genuine Mazda Parts.

What if the parts are not available yet?

It happens — a campaign is sometimes announced before the remedy is in dealer stock. Call us with the VIN and we will tell you whether the repair can be completed now or whether we should put you on the list and call you when the parts land. Where a campaign carries interim guidance from the manufacturer, we will pass that on to you exactly as it was issued.

I already had the recall done somewhere else. Do I need it again?

No. Once a campaign is completed on a VIN it is closed against that VIN in the manufacturer's records, even though the campaign itself stays listed in the federal database for every other affected vehicle. Give us the VIN and we can confirm what has already been done.

Does a recall repair affect my warranty coverage?

No. Recall work is manufacturer-directed repair carried out by a Mazda dealership, so it sits alongside your factory coverage rather than against it. It is also separate from scheduled maintenance — closing a recall does not push out your next service interval.

Mazda Recall Service in Mobile, AL

Dean McCrary Mazda handles safety recall work for Mazda owners across the Gulf Coast from our service drive on the I-65 Service Road in Mobile. Recall repairs are carried out by factory-trained Mazda technicians using Genuine Mazda Parts, and they are performed at no charge to the owner — a point worth repeating, because it is the single most common reason people put a recall notice in a drawer and forget it.

Why This Page Reads From the Federal Database

Recall information goes stale quickly. Campaigns open, remedies change, and a hand-maintained list of campaign numbers is wrong within weeks of being written. Everything under “Open Campaigns” above is queried from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration when the page loads, so what you see is what NHTSA holds right now — not what somebody typed into a page last quarter. We add nothing to it and we remove nothing from it.

What We Need From You

A VIN, and a phone number or email to reach you on. The VIN is on the driver-side dashboard where it meets the windshield, on the driver-side door jamb sticker, and on your registration and insurance card. With it, our service team can tell you which campaigns apply to your vehicle, whether the remedy parts are in hand, and how long the visit will take.

Drivers from Mobile, Daphne, Spanish Fort, Saraland, Theodore, Pascagoula, Hattiesburg and Pensacola bring their Mazda to Dean McCrary Mazda for recall and warranty work.