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Air Bag Recall Campaigns

Every tracked air-bag campaign — and the Takata story behind most of them.

Air bags are the single most-recalled component in the tracked range: 140 campaigns across 77 model-years. Of those campaigns, 0 name Takata in their official summaries. Takata's ammonium-nitrate inflators could degrade and rupture, and the resulting recalls — the largest and most complex in U.S. automotive history — swept in nearly every major manufacturer over more than a decade. The table below lists the tracked model-years with the most air-bag campaigns.

Model-YearAir-bag campaignsAll campaignsComplaints
2013 Subaru Outback712297
2013 Subaru Forester71278
2019 Ram 15005301,494
2013 Toyota Corolla55201
2013 Nissan Altima4122,313
2015 Chevrolet Silverado 15004111,192
2015 GMC Sierra 150049818
2013 Nissan Sentra46638
2015 Ram 15003181,459
2023 Jeep Grand Cherokee321402
2021 Ram 1500315683
2015 Nissan Altima310955
2017 Chevrolet Silverado 150037839
2013 Jeep Wrangler37655
2013 Dodge Charger38360

An air-bag recall is not a paperwork issue: a rupturing inflator can spray metal fragments into the cabin. Every campaign on the model-year pages includes the official remedy — typically a free inflator replacement at a franchised dealer. Because coverage is by VIN and production run, checking a specific car at nhtsa.gov is the only reliable way to know whether it is affected and whether the repair has been done.

Air-bag campaigns make up 12.7% of all 1,106 campaigns in the tracked range, and they touch 14 of the 15 manufacturers covered — there is no major brand the Takata-era recalls skipped. The campaign dates on the model-year pages span more than a decade of filings, which is the practical lesson of this guide: an air-bag campaign can be issued for a vehicle long after it leaves the showroom, and a clean recall check at purchase time is not a lifetime guarantee. Re-check the VIN of any car you own whenever a new inflator campaign is announced.

Disclaimer: This page presents data published by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Figures are reproduced from those official datasets as accessed in October 2026 and may change as the agencies update their records. This site is not affiliated with NHTSA, the EPA, or any vehicle manufacturer, and nothing here is a substitute for checking your own vehicle by VIN at nhtsa.gov.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many air-bag recalls are tracked here?

140 campaigns across 77 tracked model-years, 0 of them naming Takata inflators in the official summary.

Are Takata recalls still open?

Many vehicles were repaired, but NHTSA continues to report unrepaired vehicles. Coverage and status are by VIN — check at nhtsa.gov.

What does an air-bag recall repair involve?

Typically replacement of the inflator or air-bag module, free of charge at a franchised dealer, as stated in each campaign's remedy text.