Recalls by maker / Xtreme Outdoors
Xtreme Outdoors recalls
Every safety recall Xtreme Outdoors has filed for its RVs since 2016: what went wrong, how many RVs were covered, and how many have been repaired. Every figure comes straight from the federal recall database.
RV recalls on file · 2016–2026
3
Covering 1,167 RVs. 0 name a fire risk. Newest on file: August 2, 2022.
Every recall, newest first
In plain terms: Xtreme Outdoors has filed 3 RV recalls since 2016. 41 of the 87 RV makers on file have filed more. A company that builds more RVs files more recalls, and no one publishes how many RVs each company builds. So this shows what Xtreme Outdoors has recalled. It cannot show whether its RVs are more likely to be recalled than anyone else’s.
Tap a campaign number to read NHTSA’s full record.
| Campaign | Received | What was recalled | Risk named | RVs | Repaired |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 22V565000 | 2022-08-02 | Improperly Tightened Axle Bolt | Crash | 1,004 | 96% |
| 21V515000 | 2021-07-07 | Insufficient Trailer Shell Support Bracket | Crash | 18 | 94% |
| 20V448000 | 2020-07-30 | Certification Label Incorrect/FMVSS 110, 567 | Crash | 145 | 99% |
Informational only, not professional advice. A recall count is not a safety rating, and this page does not tell you whether a particular RV has an open recall.
What owners have reported
Separately from recalls, owners have filed 2 safety complaints about Xtreme Outdoors RVs with NHTSA since 2016. 0 report a fire, 0 a crash, and 0 an injury or death. Complaints are owner-entered and unverified, and the newest on file is from August 7, 2025.
See every maker side by side in the complaints by manufacturer and complaints by model rankings.
Methodology
Source. NHTSA Recalls Data on the U.S. Department of Transportation open-data portal, pulled September 19, 2026. This page lists every vehicle recall received by NHTSA from January 1, 2016 onward and filed under “Xtreme Outdoors”. The rules that decide which filers and campaigns count as RV are printed in full on the recalls by manufacturer page.
Risk named. Tagged from NHTSA’s consequence summary, the sentence describing what could happen if the defect is not fixed. A recall can carry more than one tag, or none. “Do not drive” and “Park outside” are NHTSA’s own flags.
RVs. NHTSA’s “potentially affected” figure: the maker’s own estimate of how many units could have the defect. An RV covered by two recalls is counted in both.
Repaired. NHTSA’s completion rate: the share of the recalled RVs the maker has reported as remedied. Makers report it for a limited period after a recall opens, so a recent recall shows a low figure and an old one stops updating. A dash means none has been reported.
What this page cannot tell you
- Not adjusted for sales. No public source reports how many RVs each maker builds, so recalls per RV built cannot be calculated.
- The filer, not the badge. NHTSA records the company that filed. Brands owned by this company may be in this list, and its own brands may be filed under a parent company instead.
- Chassis and appliance recalls are missing. A recall on a motorhome’s Ford or Freightliner chassis is filed by the chassis maker, and a recall on a refrigerator, furnace or axle usually by its supplier. Neither appears here, even though the RV’s owner is affected.
- A snapshot, not a live feed. NHTSA adds RV recalls most weeks. Complaint figures come from the NHTSA consumer complaints flat files, pulled September 19, 2026.
Last reviewed: September 2026
Frequently asked questions
How many recalls has Xtreme Outdoors had?
Xtreme Outdoors filed 3 RV safety recalls with NHTSA between 2016 and September 14, 2026, covering 1,167 RVs in total. 41 of the 87 RV makers on file have filed more. The count is not adjusted for how many RVs the company builds, because no one publishes that figure.
What is the biggest Xtreme Outdoors recall?
By RVs covered, it is NHTSA campaign 22V565000 (Improperly Tightened Axle Bolt), received August 2, 2022. Xtreme Outdoors estimated that 1,004 RVs could have the defect.
Have any Xtreme Outdoors recalls involved a fire risk?
No. NHTSA's description of what could go wrong does not mention a fire in any of its 3 recalls since 2016. 3 mention a crash or loss of control, and 0 mention injury, death, carbon monoxide or electric shock.
How do I check whether my Xtreme Outdoors RV has an open recall?
Give your 17-character VIN to Xtreme Outdoors or one of its dealers and ask them to check it against their recall records. That is the only check that settles whether a recall applies to your RV and whether the repair has been done. NHTSA's VIN search at nhtsa.gov/recalls covers certain manufacturers only and says it leaves out small and specialty vehicle makers, so "0 unrepaired recalls" there is not proof for an RV. This page lists the recalls the maker filed, not which individual RVs were fixed. Recall repairs are normally free.
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