RoadVitals

Contact

Email is the only channel — there is no contact form on this site, because there is no system behind one and a form that quietly drops messages is worse than none. Write to whichever address fits and it reaches a person.

General questions

Anything about the site itself: how a page works, what a number means, a broken link, press and research enquiries, or feedback on the product.

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Privacy

Questions about what we log, how VIN lookups are handled, or a request under a data-protection law. Our privacy policy explains what we hold before you write.

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Corrections

A page that does not match its source record — a vehicle name normalised wrongly, a record joined to the wrong model year, a count that disagrees with NHTSA. Include the page URL and the campaign or ODI number.

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We cannot advise on an individual vehicle or a repair

This site restructures public records. We have no information about your specific car, we are not mechanics or engineers, and we are not affiliated with any manufacturer or government agency. We cannot tell you whether a recall applies to your VIN, whether a symptom you are experiencing is a defect, what a repair should cost, or whether a vehicle is safe to drive. Please do not send us a full VIN — we do not need it.

If you have a safety problem with a vehicle

Report it to NHTSA, not to us. Owner reports filed with NHTSA are what trigger defect investigations and, in some cases, recalls — and they become part of the public record this site reads from. An email to us goes nowhere useful; we cannot forward a complaint on your behalf.

Before you write

A few questions are answered faster by a page than by email: methodology explains how the Vehicle Issue Index is calculated and why some vehicles show no score; data sources lists every dataset and how often it refreshes; privacy covers logging, cookies and VIN handling; and terms of use covers what this site is and is not for.

We read everything that arrives, but we are small and cannot promise a response time. A correction that includes the URL and the source record number gets fixed considerably faster than one that does not.