Tige Boats recalls
Tige 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.
Tige Boats Inc has one recall campaign on record with the U.S. Coast Guard, issued in December 2012 for an electrical system defect affecting RZR, R20, and Z1 models from that model year. The recall involved a 23 foot inboard boat configuration, though the exact number of affected units was not disclosed. Used buyers shopping for Tige boats from 2012 or nearby years should verify whether the recall remedy was completed before purchase.
All Tige Boats recalls
- ⚠ Recall
12R4868S12/7/2012ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Tige Boats
- Confirm whether your target boat falls under the 2012 electrical system recall by matching the model and year to the RZR, R20, or Z1 lines.
- Request the hull identification number (HIN) and check with Tige Boats Inc or the Coast Guard to verify remedy completion status.
- Ask the seller for documentation proving the electrical system repair was performed by an authorized dealer or qualified technician.
- Consider hiring a marine surveyor to inspect the electrical system, especially on 2012 model year boats, to confirm proper wiring and no latent fire or failure risk.
Frequently asked questions
Has Tige Boats Inc had any boat recalls?
Yes, Tige Boats Inc issued one recall in December 2012 for an electrical system defect affecting RZR, R20, and Z1 models. No other recalls are on record with the U.S. Coast Guard.
What models were affected by the Tige Boats recall?
The 2012 recall covered the RZR, R20, and Z1 models, all configured as 23 foot inboard boats. The exact number of units affected was not published.
What was wrong with the electrical system on recalled Tige boats?
The Coast Guard recall notice identifies an electrical system defect but does not specify the exact failure mode or fire risk in the public record. Buyers should request remedy documentation from the seller or dealer.
How do I check if a used Tige boat was recalled and repaired?
Obtain the hull identification number (HIN) from the transom or registration and contact Tige Boats Inc customer service or check the Coast Guard recall database to confirm whether the boat falls under campaign 12R4868S and whether the remedy was completed.