Shockwave Custom Boats recalls
Shockwave Custom Boats boats have 1 recall campaign on record . Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Shockwave Custom Boats has one recorded USCG recall campaign from 2012 addressing a ventilation deficiency on the 25 TREMOR inboard model. The campaign affected zero units, indicating the issue was identified and resolved before boats reached customers. This minimal recall history suggests sound manufacturing quality control.
All Shockwave Custom Boats recalls
- ⚠ Recall
12R4760S7/10/2012VENTILATION; VENTILATION
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Shockwave Custom Boats
- Request the hull identification number (HIN) and verify the model year before inspecting any 2012 era 25 TREMOR
- Confirm with a marine surveyor that engine compartment ventilation meets current ABYC standards
- Review service records to ensure any factory bulletins or recommended upgrades were completed
- Have the bilge and engine compartment ventilation system inspected during your prepurchase survey
Frequently asked questions
How many Shockwave Custom Boats have been recalled
Shockwave Custom Boats has one USCG recall campaign on record, issued in July 2012 for a ventilation issue on the 25 TREMOR inboard model. The campaign affected zero units.
What was the Shockwave Custom Boats ventilation recall about
The July 2012 recall (campaign 12R4760S) addressed inadequate ventilation on the 25 TREMOR inboard powered boat. Proper ventilation is required to prevent accumulation of explosive fuel vapors in the engine compartment.
Should I worry about buying a used Shockwave Custom Boats
Shockwave Custom Boats has minimal recall history with only one campaign in 2012 that affected zero units. This indicates the manufacturer caught and resolved the ventilation issue before boats shipped to customers.
How do I check if a Shockwave boat was recalled
Obtain the hull identification number (HIN) from the transom and contact the manufacturer or check USCG recall databases. A marine surveyor can verify if past recall remedies were applied during your prepurchase inspection.