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NHTSA Safety Recalls

2018 Newmar New Aire Recalls

The 2018 Newmar New Aire has 10 NHTSA safety recalls on file, the newest reported on August 27, 2020.

A recall covers a range of VINs, not every 2018 Newmar New Aire. Whether a recall on your own RV is still open shows only on a VIN check; recall repairs are free.

Recalls
10

NHTSA campaigns

Owner complaints
8

filed with NHTSA

Crashes reported
1

in complaints

NHTSA crash test
Not rated

On a 2018 Newmar New Aire, the 17-character VIN is on a plate near the entry door, inside a cabinet, or on the trailer tongue for a towable.

10 recalls on the 2018 Newmar New Aire

Electrical system: software

Campaign
20V509000
Reported
August 27, 2020
Vehicles affected
up to 732
Risk NHTSA names
crash
Federal standard
FMVSS 101, controls and displays
Same campaign
also 2019 New Aire, 5 other models

20V509000: the defect, risk and fix in NHTSA's words →

Exterior lighting: brake lights

Campaign
20V421000
Reported
July 21, 2020
Vehicles affected
up to 3,202
Risk NHTSA names
crash
Same campaign
also 2019–2020 New Aire, 7 other models

20V421000: the defect, risk and fix in NHTSA's words →

Exterior lighting

Campaign
19V426000
Reported
June 7, 2019
Vehicles affected
up to 2,003
Risk NHTSA names
crash
Same campaign
also 2019 New Aire, 6 other models

19V426000: the defect, risk and fix in NHTSA's words →

Equipment: electrical

Campaign
19V257000
Reported
March 29, 2019
Vehicles affected
up to 476
Risk NHTSA names
fire
Same campaign
also 2019 New Aire, 6 other models

19V257000: the defect, risk and fix in NHTSA's words →

Equipment: recreational vehicle/trailer

Campaign
18V518000
Reported
August 6, 2018
Vehicles affected
up to 239
Risk NHTSA names
crash and injury
Same campaign
also 2019 New Aire, 6 other models

18V518000: the defect, risk and fix in NHTSA's words →

Equipment: recreational vehicle/trailer

Campaign
18V438000
Reported
June 28, 2018
Vehicles affected
up to 930
Risk NHTSA names
injury
Same campaign
also 5 other models

18V438000: the defect, risk and fix in NHTSA's words →

Electrical system: wiring: fuses and circuit breakers

Campaign
18V236000
Reported
April 13, 2018
Vehicles affected
up to 653
Risk NHTSA names
fire
Same campaign
also 5 other models

18V236000: the defect, risk and fix in NHTSA's words →

Tires: valve

Campaign
18V219000
Reported
April 5, 2018
Vehicles affected
up to 72
Risk NHTSA names
crash
Same campaign
also 2019 New Aire

18V219000: the defect, risk and fix in NHTSA's words →

Electrical system: wiring

Campaign
17V830000
Reported
December 19, 2017
Vehicles affected
up to 2,915
Risk NHTSA names
fire
Same campaign
also 8 other models

17V830000: the defect, risk and fix in NHTSA's words →

Equipment

Campaign
17V809000
Reported
December 15, 2017
Vehicles affected
up to 34,699
Risk NHTSA names
fire and injury
Same campaign
also 9 other models

17V809000: the defect, risk and fix in NHTSA's words →

2018 Newmar New Aire complaints by year

NHTSA has received 8 owner complaints about the 2018 Newmar New Aire, the newest on July 31, 2025. Of these, 1 describe a crash (13%).

In complaints about the 2018 Newmar New Aire, the component group named most often is the exterior lighting (50%), followed by the electrical system (13%) and the service brakes (13%).

2 of the 2018 Newmar New Aire's 10 recalls also concern the exterior lighting.

Component groups named in complaints

  • Exterior Lighting4
  • Electrical System1
  • Service Brakes1
  • Structure1
  • Unknown Or Other1
  • Visibility1

Complaints received, by year

Complaints about the 2018 Newmar New Aire received by NHTSA, by calendar year
20181
20204
20211
20231
20251

Complaints about the 2018 Newmar New Aire peaked in 2020, when NHTSA received 4. 75% arrived between 2017 and 2021, the model year's first years on the road.

The 8 complaints about the 2018 Newmar New Aire are unverified owner reports, and a model sold in large numbers collects more of them.

Newmar New Aire by model year

Other 2018 Newmar models

Newest record on this page: July 31, 2025. Data: NHTSA recall and owner-complaint files. How these figures are counted