2025 LINCOLN AVIATOR Recalls — Canada & USA

The 2025 Lincoln Aviator has 7 recalls, the most serious involving transmission crossmember bolts that may be missing or loose, allowing the transmission to shift and cut power to the wheels without warning. Two structural recalls involve fasteners that may not have been properly tightened: second-row outer seat belt anchor bolts can work loose and fail to hold an occupant in a crash, and a front subframe mounting bolt may be under-torqued, reducing how well the vehicle holds together in a collision. On the visibility side, some windshields contain air bubbles that can distort the driver's view. There are also two related window safety concerns: when using the global close feature through the key fob or the Lincoln app, the rear windows may apply too much force before reversing direction, and in some cases the automatic reversal system may not trigger at all, meaning a closing window could pinch a passenger or fail to retract after contact. Finally, rear door window trim and C-pillar trim on some vehicles may not be adequately bonded and can detach while driving, creating a road hazard.