Aluma Weld Dba Xpress recalls
Aluma Weld Dba Xpress boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 406 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Xpress has one federal recall on record affecting 406 H51 model boats built before 2004. The campaign addressed level flotation compliance, a safety requirement that keeps boats afloat even when swamped. Buyers considering a used H51 from this era should verify remedy completion by checking the hull identification number against Coast Guard records.
All Aluma Weld Dba Xpress recalls
- ⚠ Recall
031005S5/25/2004LEVEL FLOTATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Aluma Weld Dba Xpress
- Verify the HIN against USCG recall databases to confirm whether your target boat falls within the affected serial range
- Request documentation from the seller showing the flotation remedy was completed by an authorized dealer
- Have a marine surveyor inspect flotation chambers during the prepurchase survey, especially on H51 models built before 2004
- Contact Xpress customer service with the HIN to obtain the boat's recall status and service history
Frequently asked questions
How many Xpress boats have been recalled?
One federal campaign has been issued, affecting 406 H51 model boats for level flotation issues in 2004.
What models are affected by Xpress recalls?
The H51 model is the only Xpress boat with a documented USCG recall, issued in May 2004 for flotation compliance.
How do I check if my Xpress boat was recalled?
Cross reference your hull identification number with USCG recall campaign 031005S, which lists affected serial ranges for the H51 model.
Is it safe to buy a used Xpress H51?
An H51 is safe if the flotation remedy was completed and documented, or if your HIN falls outside the affected range. Verify status before purchase.