Tracker Marine Group recalls
Tracker Marine Group boats have 2 recall campaigns on record across 1,370 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.
Tracker Marine Group has two USCG recall campaigns on record, affecting 1,370 boats between 2010 and 2015. The more significant campaign (150001T, January 2015) addressed hull cracks in 1,192 MAKO 18 LTS models, a structural defect that could compromise vessel integrity. Buyers considering used Tracker Marine Group boats, particularly MAKO models from this era, should verify remedy completion before purchase.
All Tracker Marine Group recalls
- ⚠ Recall
100017T9/8/2010OTHER
What this means before you buy → - ⚠ Recall
150001T1/23/2015HULL; CRACKS
What this means before you buy →
What to check before you buy a used Tracker Marine Group
- Decode the HIN to confirm model year and check it against the two campaigns (100017T from 2010 covering various models, 150001T from 2015 covering MAKO 18 LTS)
- Request documentation from the seller proving the recall remedy was completed by an authorized dealer if the boat falls within an affected campaign
- Have a marine surveyor inspect the hull for cracks or prior repairs, especially on MAKO 18 LTS models from the 2015 campaign window
- Contact Tracker Marine Group or a Tracker dealer with the HIN to confirm recall status and remedy history if seller records are unavailable
Frequently asked questions
How many Tracker Marine Group boat recalls have been issued?
Tracker Marine Group has two USCG recalls on record: campaign 100017T from September 2010 affecting 178 boats, and campaign 150001T from January 2015 affecting 1,192 MAKO 18 LTS models for hull cracks.
What was the most serious Tracker Marine Group recall?
Campaign 150001T (January 2015) addressing hull cracks in 1,192 MAKO 18 LTS boats is the most significant, as structural hull defects pose safety risks and can lead to water intrusion or hull failure.
How do I check if my Tracker boat is part of a recall?
Decode your HIN to identify the model and year, then cross reference it with the two campaigns (100017T for various 2010 era models, 150001T for MAKO 18 LTS). Contact Tracker Marine Group or search the USCG recall database with your HIN for confirmation.
Should I avoid buying a used Tracker boat because of recalls?
Not necessarily. Two recalls over this period is a modest count, but hull cracks are serious. Verify remedy completion with documentation, and budget for a professional hull survey on any MAKO 18 LTS to confirm structural integrity before purchase.