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Tracker recalls

Tracker boats have 4 recall campaigns on record across 13,288 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.

Recall campaigns4USCG / CPSC
Units affected13,288reported
How to check yoursBy HINfree lookup
What you need to know

Four U.S. Coast Guard recall campaigns on record for Tracker boats affect over 13,000 units, with campaigns issued in 2014, 2017, and 2018. Two campaigns specifically address electrical system defects, covering more than 11,900 boats including the SBB18 RP200C and DEEP V GRIZZLY HELM models. Buyers considering a used Tracker should verify whether the specific hull was subject to recall and confirm remedy completion.

All Tracker recalls

What to check before you buy a used Tracker

  1. Look up the hull identification number against USCG recall databases to check for open campaigns
  2. Request documentation from the seller showing the remedy was completed by an authorized dealer
  3. For boats in the electrical system recalls, inspect battery connections, wiring harnesses, and circuit protection during pre purchase survey
  4. Contact Tracker directly with the HIN to verify recall status and remedy availability if records are unclear

Frequently asked questions

How many Tracker boats have been recalled?

Over 13,000 Tracker boats across four Coast Guard campaigns issued between 2014 and 2018, affecting models including the GRIZZLY 1860 CC, SBB18 RP200C, PT195, and DEEP V GRIZZLY HELM.

What Tracker models were recalled?

GRIZZLY 1860 CC (129 units), SBB18 RP200C (7,408 units), PT195 (1,242 units), and DEEP V GRIZZLY HELM (4,509 units) appear in the four campaigns on record.

How do I check if my Tracker was recalled?

Search the USCG recall database using your hull identification number, or contact Tracker customer service with the HIN to verify whether your boat was included in a campaign and if the remedy was completed.

Are Tracker boat recalls serious?

Two of the four campaigns address electrical system defects affecting over 11,900 units, which can present fire or operational hazards if not remedied. Verify completion status before purchase.