Titan Marine recalls
Titan Marine boats have 2 recall campaigns on record across 96 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Titan Marine Llc has issued 2 federal safety recalls affecting 96 boats between 2019 and 2021. The campaigns addressed flotation and horsepower concerns on the 1656MR model, and a defect on the HAVOC 1556 DBST. Used buyers should verify whether their target boat falls within these recall populations and confirm remedy completion before purchase.
All Titan Marine recalls
- ⚠ Recall
20CG00294/1/2021Flotation test for person; Horsepower
What this means before you buy → - ⚠ RecallWhat this means before you buy →
16CG078S3/20/2019
What to check before you buy a used Titan Marine
- Request the HIN and cross reference it against USCG recall databases to confirm whether the boat was included in campaigns 20CG0029 or 16CG078S.
- If the boat is part of a recall population, ask the seller for documentation proving the remedy was completed by an authorized dealer.
- Have a marine surveyor inspect flotation and structural integrity on 1656MR and HAVOC 1556 DBST models, even if the recall was reportedly remedied.
- Contact Titan Marine Llc or the dealer network directly to verify recall status by HIN if seller documentation is unavailable.
Frequently asked questions
How many Titan Marine Llc boats have been recalled?
96 units across 2 federal campaigns: 63 units of the 1656MR model in 2021 for flotation and horsepower issues, and 33 units of the HAVOC 1556 DBST in 2019 for a defect.
What models are affected by Titan Marine Llc recalls?
The 1656MR and HAVOC 1556 DBST models. Campaign 20CG0029 targeted the 1656MR, while 16CG078S addressed the HAVOC 1556 DBST.
How do I check if a used Titan Marine Llc boat was recalled?
Use the HIN to search the USCG recall database or contact Titan Marine Llc directly. Recalls 20CG0029 and 16CG078S are the two campaigns to verify against.
Should I avoid buying a Titan Marine Llc boat that was recalled?
Not necessarily, but verify the remedy was completed and documented. A properly remedied recall should not affect safety or value if the work was done correctly.