← All manufacturers USCG recall history

White River Marine Group recalls

White River Marine Group boats have 6 recall campaigns on record across 14,865 reported units. Below is every campaign, what it covers, and how to confirm a specific hull was fixed before you buy.

Recall campaigns6USCG / CPSC
Units affected14,865reported
How to check yoursBy HINfree lookup
What you need to know

White River Marine Group Llc has 6 recall campaigns on USCG record, affecting multiple model lines including Ranger, Targa, and Tahoe. The largest campaign involved 12,460 units for unspecified defects, while other campaigns addressed specific models like the Targa V19 and Ranger VX (1,021 units each) and TAHOE T18 flotation issues (332 units). The most recent campaign was issued in September 2022.

All White River Marine Group recalls

What to check before you buy a used White River Marine Group

  1. Decode the HIN to confirm the model year and manufacturer before checking recall status
  2. Contact White River Marine Group or the specific brand dealer with the HIN to verify whether the boat was included in any recall campaign
  3. Request documented proof that recall remedies were completed if the boat falls within affected model and year ranges
  4. Have a marine surveyor inspect flotation and safety systems given the flotation recalls on record

Frequently asked questions

How many White River Marine Group boats have been recalled?

Six campaigns are on record, with the largest affecting 12,460 units and others ranging from 31 to 1,021 units per campaign.

Which White River Marine Group models have recalls?

Documented recalls include Ranger VX, Targa V19, and TAHOE T18, plus several campaigns listing various models without specific details in public records.

Are White River Marine Group recalls still being issued?

The most recent campaign on USCG record was issued in September 2022, covering unspecified models with zero units affected.

What should I check before buying a used White River Marine Group boat?

Verify the HIN against recall records, confirm any required remedies were completed, and inspect flotation systems given past flotation campaigns.