SearchCtrlK

Places

Assisted living52,243 Child care142,574 Dialysis7,490 Home health19,134 Hospices6,922 Hospitals6,238 Nursing homes14,800 Private schools13,868 Public schools100,212 Health centers

People

Addiction treatment13,432 Mental health treatment14,079 Rehab and long-term care hospitals1,533

Things

All recalls Car seats760 Food29,584 Home products7,058 Kids’ products3,012 Medical devices40,450 Medicines18,075 Pets66 Reports to CPSC70,000 Tires795 Vehicle equipment2,877 Vehicles23,147

Watch list What changed Sign in

All places9 of 13 nationwide Read from public records on Nov 5, 2026 How it works

Recalls Vehicles FCCC

FCCC

Shortlist up to four to read them side by side.

203 model years of FCCC vehicles from 2015 on, by model, the newest year first.

Each lists every recall NHTSA’s file names for it, its owner complaints and its crash ratings. A model year no file names isn’t listed. Copied Nov 5, 2026.

203of 203 model yearsshown with your filters

Filters

Model XCMXCRXCSXBSMT55S2RVMT45S2CMCMT45GXCPS2GMT55GXCLMBCS2XBRXC ChassisMT50ES2C 106CABXB ChassisXBPredundant S2GM2MT ChassisS2RV 106XBAS2C 106S2RV 106CABSport M2106XCA

Model year

Any2025 on2022 on2019 on

In NHTSA’s files A recall names itA recall says don’t drive it or park outside

Fewest overall stars, any version

Any4 or 55

A model year counts as its lowest-rated version. Once this is set, model years NHTSA hasn’t rated are left out.

The list

Filter by model or year

Order the list ModelModel, newest year firstNewestNewest model year firstMost recallsMost recallsMost complaintsMost owner complaints

Model yearsRecallsComplaintsFewest stars

Model year 2025 2025 FCCC XCS 3 recalls, 0 complaints to NHTSA 3recalls naming it (needs attention)0owner complaints to NHTSANot ratedby NHTSA, overall Recalls3Complaints0Fewest starsNot rated
Model year 2024 2024 FCCC XCS 2 recalls, 0 complaints to NHTSA 2recalls naming it (needs attention)0owner complaints to NHTSANot ratedby NHTSA, overall Recalls2Complaints0Fewest starsNot rated
Model year 2023 2023 FCCC XCS 3 recalls, 0 complaints to NHTSA 3recalls naming it (needs attention)0owner complaints to NHTSANot ratedby NHTSA, overall Recalls3Complaints0Fewest starsNot rated
Model year 2022 2022 FCCC XCS 2 recalls, 0 complaints to NHTSA 2recalls naming it (needs attention)0owner complaints to NHTSANot ratedby NHTSA, overall Recalls2Complaints0Fewest starsNot rated
Model year 2021 2021 FCCC XCS 4 recalls, 0 complaints to NHTSA 4recalls naming it (needs attention)0owner complaints to NHTSANot ratedby NHTSA, overall Recalls4Complaints0Fewest starsNot rated
Model year 2020 2020 FCCC XCS 5 recalls, 0 complaints to NHTSA 5recalls naming it (needs attention)0owner complaints to NHTSANot ratedby NHTSA, overall Recalls5Complaints0Fewest starsNot rated
Model year 2019 2019 FCCC XCS 11 recalls, 0 complaints to NHTSA 11recalls naming it (needs attention)0owner complaints to NHTSANot ratedby NHTSA, overall Recalls11Complaints0Fewest starsNot rated
Model year 2018 2018 FCCC XCS 9 recalls, 0 complaints to NHTSA 9recalls naming it (needs attention)0owner complaints to NHTSANot ratedby NHTSA, overall Recalls9Complaints0Fewest starsNot rated
Model year 2017 2017 FCCC XCS 6 recalls, 0 complaints to NHTSA 6recalls naming it (needs attention)0owner complaints to NHTSANot ratedby NHTSA, overall Recalls6Complaints0Fewest starsNot rated
Model year 2016 2016 FCCC XCS 2 recalls, 0 complaints to NHTSA 2recalls naming it (needs attention)0owner complaints to NHTSANot ratedby NHTSA, overall Recalls2Complaints0Fewest starsNot rated
Model year 2015 2015 FCCC XCS 3 recalls, 0 complaints to NHTSA 3recalls naming it (needs attention)0owner complaints to NHTSANot ratedby NHTSA, overall Recalls3Complaints0Fewest starsNot rated

Before these 193 to 203 of 203

Nothing matches all of these.

Remove a filter to see more. Each one is a fact NHTSA’s files publish, so one can be left out because its file is silent on it.

Source:

NHTSA, Owner complaints flat files, Recalls flat file and Recalls flat file before 2010. Released Nov 5, 2026. Updated daily.

NHTSA, 5-Star Safety Ratings. Released Aug 7, 2026. Updated monthly.

Vehicle, car seat, tire and vehicle equipment recalls, owner complaints and crash ratings are from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA).

FCCC

Your shortlist0 of 4

Add one more to compare.

Side by side

The same published facts for each, in the same order, in their sources’ words.

Every line is what NHTSA’s files say. They aren’t ranked against each other, and a thing no recall names isn’t safe by that: a file says only what it holds.

Hearth Record

The honest record on the places and things your family relies on.

Hearth Record is independent. It is not a government agency and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by CMS, SAMHSA, HRSA, CPSC, NHTSA, FDA, USDA or any state agency. Each fact links to the agency’s own record.

Every record here is read from the public record and refreshed when its source publishes.

How this record works
Where the facts come from
For providers
Set in Satoshi
Privacy
Terms
Support

↑↓ to moveEnter to openEsc to close

How to read a record

Four things every record does, shown on an example record made up for this guide.

An example record, made up for this guide

An example nursing home

Made up for this guide: no real place is shown

Not fully inspected in over two years (CMS flag)

11 health citations at the latest inspection cycle

This home 11

State average 14.3

The state average is 14.3.

Source:

CMS, State and US Averages and Health Deficiencies. Released Oct 8, 2026. Updated monthly.

From the homeNone yet. Replies and paid listings aren’t open, and when they open they will sit here, below the record.

1 of 4

Every fact names its source.

Who published it, when, and how often it changes sit beside each fact, with a link to the agency’s own file.

2 of 4

A number never stands alone.

Each figure comes with the baseline its source gives, such as the state average or the middle of its neighbours, and the date it describes.

3 of 4

What needs attention is marked.

One color marks what an agency flagged or found most serious. Nothing is colored to look safe: a public record can’t certify safety.

4 of 4

The public record comes first.

Anything a provider adds will sit below the record and say who wrote it. Paying never changes a finding, a rating or the order of results.

Sign in

A free account keeps your watch list, shortlists, comparisons and saved searches on every device, and can email you when something you watch changes. Browsing never needs one.

Continue with Google Continue with Apple

or with your email

Your email

Check your email

We sent a sign-in link to . It works once, in the next 15 minutes. It can take a minute to arrive; if it doesn’t, look in spam.

Free, always. It keeps your email address and what you save, nothing else. Names from Google or Apple are never stored. For adults, 18 and over. Privacy · Terms