RecallHQ launches DoIHaveARecall.com for vehicle recall checks

By AI, Created 1:11 PM UTC, June 03, 2026, /AGP/ – RecallHQ is launching DoIHaveARecall.com on June 2, 2026, a free consumer site that lets drivers check open recalls by VIN or license plate and connect with dealerships for repairs. The company says the platform is meant to improve recall completion rates at a time when millions of U.S. vehicles still have unresolved safety recalls.

Why it matters: - Millions of vehicles on U.S. roads still have open safety recalls, and unresolved repairs can leave dangerous defects unaddressed. - RecallHQ is trying to make recall checking and repair scheduling simpler for drivers, which could help increase recall completion rates and improve roadway safety. - The company says its infrastructure has already powered more than 100 million vehicle recall checks nationwide.

What happened: - RecallHQ announced the upcoming launch of DoIHaveARecall.com, a free consumer platform for identifying open vehicle safety recalls and connecting drivers with dealerships for repairs. - The platform is launching June 2, 2026. - Consumers can search for recalls using either a VIN or a license plate. - The company says dealerships that join early can secure featured visibility in their market before a broader national rollout.

The details: - According to the National Safety Council, about 57 million vehicles on U.S. roads have unresolved safety recalls. - That means nearly 1 in 4 vehicles may have an open recall requiring repair. - DoIHaveARecall.com will offer free recall checks by VIN or license plate. - The site will include real-time recall monitoring. - The platform will show recall severity and repair information. - Drivers will be able to use a dealer locator and repair scheduling connections. - The service will support multi-vehicle monitoring through a Virtual Garage. - The consumer experience is designed to be mobile-friendly. - RecallHQ says the platform runs on its recall data infrastructure, which supports dealership groups, automotive technology companies, media partners and recall communication programs across the country. - RecallHQ said the platform is built to simplify a process that has often been confusing and fragmented for vehicle owners.

Between the lines: - RecallHQ is expanding from back-end recall data services into a direct-to-consumer product. - The company is also positioning dealerships to capture drivers who are already looking for recall service, not just general service traffic. - Founder and CEO Josh Holstein said his background as a former police officer made roadway safety personally important and shaped the product. - Holstein also said the company wants recall checks to be as easy as checking the weather.

What’s next: - RecallHQ expects early dealership partners to gain visibility before the platform expands nationally. - The company says the broader goal is to get more recalled vehicles repaired and off the road. - Drivers can find more information at DoIHaveARecall.com or RecallHQ.com. - RecallHQ also listed social accounts on LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook.