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Sierra Boats recalls

Sierra Boats boats have 1 recall campaign on record across 10 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.

Recall campaigns1USCG / CPSC
Units affected10reported
How to check yoursBy HINfree lookup
What you need to know

Sierra Boats Llc has one recorded USCG recall, campaign 05R0919S from March 2006, affecting 10 units of the SIERRA 175R model. The recall addressed labeling compliance for capacity information and hull identification numbers, not a structural or propulsion defect. For buyers considering a used Sierra 175R from that era, the remedy is straightforward verification that correct labels are present.

All Sierra Boats recalls

What to check before you buy a used Sierra Boats

  1. Check the hull identification number against the recall notice to confirm whether your prospect is among the 10 affected units
  2. Inspect the capacity plate and HIN label during the survey to verify they are legible, present, and match USCG requirements
  3. Request documentation from the seller showing the recall remedy was completed if the boat was included in the campaign
  4. Treat the recall as a labeling compliance issue rather than a red flag for design or build quality

Frequently asked questions

How many recalls has Sierra Boats Llc had

One USCG recall is on record, campaign 05R0919S from March 2006, involving labeling and capacity plate compliance on 10 SIERRA 175R units.

What Sierra Boats models were recalled

Only the SIERRA 175R model was involved in the 2006 recall. No other Sierra Boats models appear in federal recall records.

Was the Sierra Boats recall for a safety defect

The recall corrected labeling compliance for capacity information and hull ID numbers, not a structural, flotation, or propulsion failure. It is a documentation issue, not a safety system defect.

Should I avoid buying a Sierra 175R because of the recall

No. The recall affected 10 units and involved correcting labels, a remedy any surveyor can verify during inspection. Confirm the labels are present and compliant before purchase.